Colombia · Natural
La Pradera Tabi
Roasted by Corvus Coffee Roasters
Natural Tabi from Santander, Colombia showcasing brightness and complexity.

From the roaster
Natural Tabi
Santander, Colombia
La Pradera Hacienda Cafetera is a four-generation family operation with a long view on what good coffee requires.
Located near the Chicamocha Canyon in Santander, the farm benefits from the canyon's warm daytime air and cool overnight breezes. The family deliberately cultivated a diverse shade canopy of timber and fruit trees, reflecting a multi-generational commitment to sustainable production. Today, Oscar Daza leads the operation alongside eight neighboring farms, sharing infrastructure for QC, milling, and drying.
The Tabi variety is a hybrid of Bourbon, Typica, and Timor, bred to carry the cup quality of the first two while gaining disease resistance from the third. Naturally processed, it delivers the brightness and complexity those genetics promise.
Tasting Notes: Juicy citrus, raspberry, red wine, honeysuckle
Brewing Tips: HERE
— Corvus Coffee Roasters
Context
La Pradera Tabi represents a natural-processed coffee from La Pradera Hacienda Cafetera in Colombia's Santander region. The Tabi varietal, grown at this producer, is being roasted by Corvus Coffee Roasters to highlight the characteristics typical of natural processing—a method that tends to emphasize fruit-forward profiles. According to the roaster's tasting notes, this lot expresses juicy citrus and raspberry alongside red wine and honeysuckle, suggesting both bright acidity and floral complexity. These flavor descriptors can be explored further using the flavor wheel.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is La Pradera Tabi grown?
La Pradera Tabi, roasted by Corvus Coffee Roasters, is sourced from Huila, Colombia.
What does La Pradera Tabi taste like?
Expect tasting notes of Juicy citrus, raspberry, red wine, and honeysuckle.
How is La Pradera Tabi processed?
La Pradera Tabi uses the Natural process.
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