Skip to content

PHILOCOFFEA 239 COLOMBIA Carambolo

Regular price HK$260.00

This is a new variety of the 215 Colombian carambola that was popular last year.

This coffee is made from cherries collected from farms in the Brussels and Acevedo regions of Huila province and refined by Nestor from the El Diviso farm and João from the Las Flores farm. They applied the fermentation techniques they had developed through their micro-batch production process to improve upon the washed blends commonly found in Colombia. First, the cherries are exposed to oxygen for oxidation, increasing their sugar content, and then undergo a long period of anaerobic fermentation in water to bring out the fruity aroma. After that, they add hot water at around 50°C and stir, and then add cold water at around 20°C to stop the fermentation of microorganisms so that the desired flavor can be preserved. This coffee has a unique taste different from ordinary washed coffee and belongs to the Regional HCS (high cup score) series.

  • Taste: Starfruit, hazelnut, citrus, almond, honey, juicy, lactic, rounded
  • Variety: Colombia, Taba
  • Process: Washed Anaerobic
  • Country: Colombia
  • Region: Bruselas and Acevedo, Huila, Colombia
  • Altitude: 1,780-1,900m
  • Farm: El Diviso
  • Roast: light roast
  • Baking place: Japan
  • Roasted date: April 23, 2025
  • Material: 100% coffee beans
  • Weight: 200g
Spend $400 to get free shipping
About PHILOCOFFEA

Philocoffea was founded by co-founder Tetsuka Kaji and Masami Kaji. Tetsu Kasutani is the first Asian to win the World Coffee Brewing Championship. Tetsu Megu selects and purchases green coffee beans, creates roasting profiles, and controls quality. He understands the taste of black coffee better than anyone.

Taste is subjective, so there is no right or wrong. However, Philocoffea believes that cleanliness is the key to creating complex flavors, pleasant acidity and a long-lasting sweet finish in specialty coffee. As a result, Philocoffea has a "clean" character throughout, from light roasts to dark roasts, and provides a pleasant and long-lasting aftertaste.

Specialty coffee as defined by Philocoffea must meet four key criteria: location, cultivation, hand-picking and sustainability. This means you can trace your coffee directly back to the farm where the beans were grown. Their extraction process is handled with the utmost care and sustainability. So when Tetsu Kasutani discovers a coffee he believes in, he buys it directly from the farm. Having seen firsthand how they work and live, he values ​​relationships built on trust. After interacting with locals and experiencing their culture first-hand, Tetsu Kasutani was inspired to sell their coffee.

The Philocoffea store is equipped with the best Loring roasters in the world. It is also a roasting station and sacred laboratory for exploring new and unique ways of coffee beans. Tetsu Kasutani creates and manages all roasting configurations himself. When new green coffee beans arrive, Tetsu's expertise iteratively hypothesizes, tests, and develops roasting configurations to create the best possible product.

Back to top

Shopping Cart

Your cart is currently empty

Shop now