EL DIVISO OMBLIGÓN

Notes:

Orange Blossom, Maraschino Cherry, Candied Pineapple

Cup Profile:

Bright cherry acidity, with a syrupy sweetness and a tea-like body

Variety

Ombligón

Process:

Washed

Producer:

Nestor Lasso

Region:

Huila, Colombia

Altitude:

1,750 m

Recommended Brewing:

Pour Over, Drip and Espresso

This microlot from the expert producers and our friends at El Diviso farm is an ombligón variety, an enigma in the coffee world with its exact genetic origins unknown. First planted in 2019, it is cultivated exclusively in the department of Huila in Colombia. Named for the Spanish word for belly button, due to the resemblance at one end of the cherry, Ombligón plants are extremely productive, resistant to leaf rust and other diseases, and have a unique and complex flavor profile.

El Diviso Ombligón is a washed process coffee with a bright, tea-like body, a sweetness reminiscent of maraschino cherry and candied pineapple, and delicate floral notes of orange blossom.

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Produced by Nestor Lasso in the Huila region of Colombia, the El Diviso Ombligón represents a meticulous approach to specialty coffee cultivation. This lot features the rare Ombligón varietal, processed using the washed method, which typically emphasizes a clean cup profile and highlights the inherent characteristics of the bean. You can explore the specific environmental factors that contribute to the unique terroir of this area by visiting our Colombia · Huila guide.

As you experience the vibrant notes of orange blossom, maraschino cherry, and candied pineapple, consider how the processing methods influence the final clarity and acidity of the brew. For those looking to better articulate these complex sensations, our flavor wheel serves as a helpful reference. This selection is brought to you by Devoción, a roaster dedicated to showcasing the distinct potential of Colombian harvests. Whether you are a seasoned enthusiast or a curious newcomer, this coffee offers a compelling look at the intersection of traditional processing and unique varietal expression.