Colombia
Mariano Muñoz
Roasted by Five Senses
This Caturra coffee from Acevedo, Huila features notes of cherry plum and blood orange with a lingering panela finish.

From the roaster
Cherry plum & blood orange, medium body with a lingering panela finish.
This coffee is produced by Mariano Muñoz and his son in the region of Acevedo, Huila. The coffee is produced using the strictest harvesting and processing criteria. This lot is 100% Caturra, a high yielding natural mutation of bourbon which was discovered in the town of Caturra in Brazil. The Muñoz family’s incredible attention to detail when processing this variety is crucial for maximising its character and depth of flavour. Expect some tart cherry plum and blood orange up front, medium body and a sweetly lingering panela finish.
Suggested Recipe
Temp: 95°C
Basket: 20g VST
In: 21g
Out: 44g
Time: 27sec
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— Five Senses
Context
This offering from producer Mariano Muñoz highlights the distinct character of the Caturra varietal grown in the high-altitude landscapes of Acevedo, Huila. As a staple of Colombian coffee production, Caturra is often celebrated for its balanced acidity and reliable cup profile. When roasted by Five Senses, this specific lot showcases a vibrant spectrum of fruit-forward characteristics, including notes of cherry, plum, and blood orange, rounded out by the deep sweetness of panela.
While individual lots vary based on processing and micro-climate, coffees from this region frequently exhibit a complex interplay between bright acidity and rich, sugary undertones. To better understand how these specific descriptors fit into the broader landscape of coffee quality and sensory evaluation, we encourage you to explore the flavor wheel. This coffee serves as a compelling example of the meticulous work being done by producers in Colombia to refine the potential of traditional varietals.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Mariano Muñoz grown?
Mariano Muñoz, roasted by Five Senses, is sourced from Huila, Colombia.
What does Mariano Muñoz taste like?
Expect tasting notes of cherry, plum, blood orange, and panela.
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