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Colombia Huila La Loma Micro-Lot

Red CherryBrown SugarMilk ChocolateToasted Almond
$21.00Reusable mason jar

A washed micro-lot from La Loma in southern Huila, Colombia, grown at 1,700 to 1,900 meters from Caturra, Castillo, and Colombia. Red cherry and brown sugar lead into milk chocolate and toasted almond. Medium-full body, bright acidity. Roasted City+.

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From source to sip

The story behind your next cup.

In Huila's volcanic highlands, where small farms measure their land in hectares and their harvest in days, La Loma produces coffee that captures everything we love about Colombian micro-lots.

Micro-lots represent the finest of what a farm produces. Instead of blending coffee from entire regions, micro-lots come from specific plots, sometimes just a few hectares, where conditions align perfectly.

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The Coffee Story

The SourceWhere Precision Meets Terroir

Micro-lots represent the finest of what a farm produces. Instead of blending coffee from entire regions, micro-lots come from specific plots, sometimes just a few hectares, where conditions align perfectly.

La Loma sits in Huila's highlands where volcanic soil, rich in organic matter, feeds each plant. Consistent rainfall and the cool temperatures of this high-altitude terrain slow cherry maturation and build sweetness. Farms in Huila average just 1.5 hectares. That size limitation actually benefits quality, since growers can monitor each plant, harvest only ripe cherries, and process small batches with precision.

The CraftTiming Makes the Difference

La Loma follows traditional washed processing , but timing makes the difference. Cherries get depulped within hours of picking, not the next day, not later that evening. Hours.

After depulping, the beans ferment overnight. This breaks down the mucilage naturally, developing the clean acidity washed coffees are known for. The beans then dry slowly on raised beds, where air circulates underneath and the producers turn them regularly to ensure even moisture loss. We finish the lot at a City+ roast to keep that brightness intact.

The CupPure Huila Character

What you taste is pure Huila character. Red fruit acidity, think cherry and cranberry, hits first. Bright but not sharp. Then brown sugar sweetness balances everything, giving the cup structure without heaviness.

The body carries notes of milk chocolate with hints of toasted almond. Medium weight, smooth texture. The finish is clean, leaving you ready for the next sip instead of coating your palate.

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