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Colombia · Decaffeinated with ethyl acetate

Decaf Cadefihuila, Colombia

Roasted by George Howell Coffee

Decaffeinated regional blend from Cadefihuila Cooperative with brown sugar and almond notes.

Decaf Cadefihuila, Colombia — George Howell Coffee
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From the roaster

This regional coffee blend comes exclusively from the Cadefihuila Cooperative, a group of 3,500 small-scale coffee growers in Huila operating across 28 municipalities.

It has been decaffeinated in Colombia using ethyl acetate, a 100% natural ingredient taken from sugarcane. The cup is clean with blended notes of brown sugar, almond, and caramel.

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Context

This decaf from George Howell Coffee sources from the Cadefihuila Cooperative in Colombia's Huila region, processed with ethyl acetate decaffeination. The roaster identifies brown sugar, almond, and caramel in the cup—a profile suggesting balanced sweetness and nutty body typical of processed Colombian coffees. For those seeking the origin and roast qualities of specialty coffee without caffeine, this lot demonstrates how careful sourcing and decaffeination methods can preserve complexity in the cup.

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In the Encyclopedia

Frequently asked questions

Where is Decaf Cadefihuila, Colombia grown?

Decaf Cadefihuila, Colombia, roasted by George Howell Coffee, is sourced from Huila, Colombia.

What does Decaf Cadefihuila, Colombia taste like?

Expect tasting notes of brown sugar, almond, and caramel.

How is Decaf Cadefihuila, Colombia processed?

Decaf Cadefihuila, Colombia uses the Decaffeinated with ethyl acetate process.

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