Colombia Nariño Supremo Coffee 1 Pound Bag

$12.95

Experience coffee like never before with truly fresh roasted coffee! The Colombia Nariño Supremo Coffee by Joe’s Brother Coffee is lovingly and artfully roasted in Grand Rapids Michigan only after you order. Your coffee order is packaged with care to provide you the freshest tasting coffee available without roasting yourself. And, knowing your coffee order supports a great cause makes it taste even better. Joe’s Brother Coffee donates a portion of profits to the ALS research.

  • Available in French Roast, Dark Roast, and Medium Roast
  • 100% Colombian – Single Origin
  • High grown Arabica beans
  • Flavor notes: Orange, cane sugar, cocoa

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About Colombia Nariño Supremo Coffee by Joe’s Brother Coffee

Experience coffee like never before with truly fresh roasted coffee! The Colombia Nariño Supremo Coffee by Joe’s Brother Coffee is lovingly and artfully roasted in Grand Rapids Michigan only after you order. Your coffee order is packaged with care to provide you the freshest tasting coffee available without roasting yourself. And, knowing your coffee order supports a great cause makes it taste even better. Joe’s Brother Coffee donates a portion of profits to the ALS research.

  • Available in French Roast, Dark Roast, and Medium Roast
  • 100% Colombian – Single Origin
  • High grown Arabica beans
  • Flavor notes: Orange, cane sugar, cocoa

About Colombia Nariño Supremo coffee

Colombia Nariño Supremo coffee comes from small family owned farms in the growing region in the department of Nariño, Colombia. Supremo beans are large and uniform with 90% of them over screen 18. Varieties mostly seen here are 80% Caturra and 20% Castillo. The main harvest is between April to August, and the mitaca (second) harvest is between December and February. The ripe cherries are hand picked, mostly by women from the region, then wet processed using traditional fermentation, washing with pure mountain water using a series of canals at their own micro-wet mills and then dry the coffee, typically on elevated tables inside solar dryers that provide protection from the rain.

Nariño is one of Colombia’s 32 Departments. It shares a southern border with Ecuador and is home to thousands of smallholder coffee producing families. Colombia’s three ranges of Andean mountains converge in Nariño, presenting ideal altitudes and fertile soil for high grown Arabica production.

Nariño’s particular geography and proximity to coastal and land borders have historically transformed it into corridor for illicit trade routes, resulting in unwarranted violence against residents of remote mountain farms. Today, thanks to the particularly resilient and fearless spirit of Nariño’s farmers, the small region is a respected nucleus of coffee innovation.

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Additional information

Weight 1.25 lbs
Roast

French Roast, Dark Roast, Medium Roast

Type

Whole Bean, Ground

Brand

Joe’s Brother Coffee

About Joe's Brother

I believe coffee should do more than just taste good. It should DO good. Loosing my brother to ALS inspired me to start Joe’s Brother Coffee as a way to honor his memory and make something good come out of his passing. My brother Joe, was diagnosed with ALS (Lou Gehrig’s Disease) in March of 2012 and passed away less than 6 months later, leaving behind his wife and 3 young girls. We also lost our father to ALS 15 years before that in 1997.

Joe had a love for coffee, family and his community unrivaled by anyone I know. I feel the same as my brother Joe did, and I believe we can do right by the coffee farmer AND do right by our families, friends and neighbors right here in our own backyard.
When I decided to start Joe’s Brother Coffee, I knew I had to make it more than just about the coffee. It had to mean something more than just great coffee and great service. So, when you buy any Joe’s Brother Coffee product, you know you’re getting more than just the finest and freshest coffee around, you are supporting the important work needed in the ALS research, Care Services and other great causes.
A pound of coffee isn’t much by it’s self, but it can go a long way when you put it together with many others. By choosing Joe’s Brother Coffee, you’re helping every day.
Make coffee. Do good!
Joe’s Brother, Steven
Owner, Joe’s Brother Coffee