Colombia
Colombia Inmaculada Sudan Rume
Roasted by Red Rooster Coffee Roaster
This divine cup from La Inmaculada is soft and resonant with a refined sweetness in aroma and taste.

From the roaster
We saved the best for last! The delectable Day No. 12 comes from one of the most revered coffee farms in the world! La Inmaculada is known not only as a producer of rare varietals but by their precise processing methods and strict quality control measures. This simply divine cup is soft and resonant with a refined sweetness in aroma and taste. Look for notes of raspberry cordial, vanilla, hibiscus, orange blossom honey, and a pleasant candied cherry finish.
— Red Rooster Coffee Roaster
Context
Produced by La Inmaculada in Colombia, this Sudan Rume selection showcases the distinct profile of a rare, heirloom varietal. Roasted by Red Rooster Coffee Roaster, the coffee presents a complex sensory experience characterized by notes of raspberry cordial, vanilla, hibiscus, orange blossom honey, and candied cherry.
Sudan Rume is often celebrated by enthusiasts for its unique cup profile, which frequently balances delicate aromatics with a refined sweetness. When evaluating such nuanced coffees, it is helpful to reference the flavor wheel to better identify the interplay between floral and fruit-forward characteristics. While general expectations for high-quality Colombian lots often lean toward bright acidity and balanced body, this specific offering highlights the exceptional potential of the Sudan Rume varietal when cultivated with precision. This lot serves as a compelling example of how specific genetic heritage and careful processing can elevate the final cup.
In the Encyclopedia
Frequently asked questions
Where is Colombia Inmaculada Sudan Rume grown?
Colombia Inmaculada Sudan Rume, roasted by Red Rooster Coffee Roaster, is sourced from Huila, Colombia.
What does Colombia Inmaculada Sudan Rume taste like?
Expect tasting notes of raspberry cordial, vanilla, hibiscus, orange blossom honey, and candied cherry.
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