Batch 0214

El Mirador

Huila, Colombia

Red grape, panela, cacao nib

A roasted El Mirador bean at city roast, seam up

City

The lot and the log

Producer

The Cuéllar family, 14 hectares

Variety

Caturra, Castillo

Process

Washed

Altitude

1,750-1,900 m

Brew with

Filter or AeroPress

Bean temperature, °C by minute. Ghost line: rate of rise.

From the farm to the drum

From the farm to the drum

The Cuéllar family pick El Mirador in three passes, only the fully red cherry, and ferment it for thirty hours in tiled tanks before washing. That long, cool ferment is where the red grape comes from.

We charge at 200 °C and let it coast into first crack at 8:40, then drop at 10:24. Any longer and the panela turns to toast. Rest it five days; it opens up on day seven.

Roastery and café

14 Tannery Lane, Leith

Edinburgh EH6 6QP

Hours

Café: Monday to Saturday, 8:00 to 16:00

Roasting: Tuesday and Friday mornings

Order by Monday, 12:00

Tuesday’s batch ships on Wednesday, still resting when it lands. Drink it from day five.

SELBECK

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Roasted on a 15 kg drum, logged by hand

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