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Management number 253507586 Release Date 2026/10/24 List Price US$10.20 Model Number 253507586
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Tasting notes: Milk Chocolate, Nougat, Caramel

A Colombian Swiss Water Processed decaf that’s smooth, balanced, and easy to reach for any time of day.

Popayan comes from the highlands of Cauca, Colombia, where steady conditions and rich volcanic soil create a natural sweet spot for growing great coffee. Tucked within the Andes, this region benefits from a consistent climate that brings clarity and balance to every cup, even after decaffeination.

This lot is built through collaboration with around 65 small producers across the region. Together, they contribute to a program focused on quality, consistency, and long-term partnership. Farmers are paid premiums based on quality, encouraging thoughtful picking, careful processing, and continued investment in their farms.

Decaffeinated using the Swiss Water Process, a chemical-free method that gently removes caffeine while preserving the coffee’s character, this one keeps all the good stuff intact. Smooth, comforting, and quietly sweet, it’s the kind of decaf you’ll want to drink well past your usual cutoff.

Quantity: 300g Origin: Colombia
Region: Cauca
Farm:
Smallhold farmers
Process:
Swiss Water Decaf
Variety:
Castillo/Catimor/Caturra
Altitude: 1,800m Roast level: Medium
Brew method: Filter Roast date: September 2, 2026

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