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Colombia · Natural · Light Roast

Colombia Miraflores

Roasted by Nightjar Coffee

This light roast Colombia Miraflores micro lot features notes of blueberry, mouneh jam, and cinnamon.

Colombia Miraflores — Nightjar Coffee
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BlueberryMouneh JamCinnamon

From the roaster

Light Roast

Tastes Like: Blueberry, Mouneh Jam, Cinnamon Process: Natural Varietal:  Castillo Producer/Farm: Miraflores Region: Huila Good For: Manual Brew

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Context

The Colombia Miraflores, sourced by Nightjar Coffee, offers a distinct expression of the Huila region. This lot features the Castillo varietal, which is widely recognized for its resilience and adaptability in diverse growing conditions. By utilizing a natural process, the producers have encouraged a profile that highlights deep, concentrated sweetness, manifesting here as notes of blueberry, mouneh jam, and cinnamon.

Generally, natural-processed coffees are known for their heavier body and pronounced fruit-forward characteristics, as the coffee cherry remains intact during the drying phase. When evaluating these complex profiles, drinkers often find it helpful to reference a flavor wheel to better identify the nuances between jammy fruit tones and warm, spice-driven aromatics. This specific offering from Miraflores serves as a compelling example of how regional terroir and careful post-harvest handling can shape the final cup, providing a rich and layered experience for the palate.

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In the Encyclopedia

Frequently asked questions

Where is Colombia Miraflores grown?

Colombia Miraflores, roasted by Nightjar Coffee, is sourced from Huila, Colombia.

What does Colombia Miraflores taste like?

Expect tasting notes of Blueberry, Mouneh Jam, and Cinnamon.

How is Colombia Miraflores processed?

Colombia Miraflores uses the Natural process.

What roast level is Colombia Miraflores?

It is roasted to a light roast level.

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