Colombia Henry Bonilla Natural Nº 297
Colombia Henry Bonilla Natural Nº 297
Colombia Henry Bonilla Natural Nº 297
Colombia Henry Bonilla Natural Nº 297
Colombia Henry Bonilla Natural Nº 297
Colombia Henry Bonilla Natural Nº 297
Colombia Henry Bonilla Natural Nº 297

Colombia Henry Bonilla Natural Nº 297

From £13.85

Tastes Like:

Lychee, White Peach & Lavender

Roast:

This coffee is grown on the El Arrayan farm. Owned and operated by coffee producer, Henry Bonilla. This style of coffee is at the Read more

About Colombia Henry Bonilla Natural Nº 297

This coffee is grown on the El Arrayan farm. Owned and operated by coffee producer, Henry Bonilla. This style of coffee is at the forefront of the speciality movement - highly complex flavour, experimental fermentations and a celebration of the producer themselves!

Size: SMALL 250g

£13.85
£47.15

Grind: WHOLE BEAN

Whole Bean If you grind your own beans
Cafetiere Suitable for Cafetiere & Chemex, coarse grind
Filter Suitable for Drip & V60 filters, Aeropress & Stovetop
Espresso Suitable for Espresso machines (for DeLonghi choose Filter grind)
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Colombia

Process

Natural

Producers

Henry Bonilla

Grown

Vereda Las Mercedes

Altitude

1700m

Varietals

Castillo

Henry Bonilla combines tradition with innovation. Raised on El Arrayan farm, he took over after his father’s passing, continuing the family legacy while introducing exotic varieties like gesha and modern methods such as anaerobic fermentation—even for Castillo.

His standout process involves a 24-hour dry fermentation in sealed tanks, followed by 36 hours submerged in water. This enhances fruity notes and sweetness beyond standard methods. Drying takes place on traditional marquesinas, but with strict control—lasting at least 24 days to develop complexity and layered flavours.

Henry also shares his expertise with local farmers, helping improve their practices and profitability. His process starts with handpicking ripe Castillo cherries, followed by dual fermentation, then slow drying for a minimum of 24 days.

Ash says...

Reminiscent of a stroll through the coffee farms - wild florals and tropical fruit flavour

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