Bourbon Sidra - Honey
Whole Bean
Quick Facts
Learn more about this gem!Varietal & Process
Origin

Producer
Cup Score
Finca Amazonas
Juan David Gallego
At 2,200 MASL in the highlands of Belén de Umbría, Finca Amazonas stands at the intersection of biodiversity and craftsmanship. Under the care of producer David Gallego, the farm specializes in cultivating a wide range of exotic varietals known for their clarity, and elevated cup profiles. The combination of altitude, volcanic soils, and temperate climate creates ideal conditions for slow maturation. Native bees play a vital role in this ecosystem, enhancing pollination and contributing to the farm’s signature balance.
At 2,200 MASL in the highlands of Belén de Umbría, Finca Amazonas stands at the intersection of biodiversity and craftsmanship. Under the care of producer David Gallego, the farm specializes in cultivating a wide range of exotic varietals known for their clarity, and elevated cup profiles. The combination of altitude, volcanic soils, and temperate climate creates ideal conditions for slow maturation. Native bees play a vital role in this ecosystem, enhancing pollination and contributing to the farm’s signature balance.
Tracing its roots to Ecuador-Colombia border, where selective crossbreeding of Bourbon and Typica‑related genetics led to a variety prized for its aromatic finesse. It’s known for shimmering florals, ripe stone‑fruit sweetness, and a soft, wine‑like acidity. Slow to mature and happiest at higher elevations, Sidra rewards patience with a luxurious, almost perfumed cup—delicate, layered, and unforgettable.
Honey Process
Notes: Floral • Fruity • Cinnamon
Brewing Recommendations
Pour-Over and similar methods
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