Sudan Rume - Natural
Whole Bean
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Origin

Producer
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Finca El Ventilador
Yesid Galindo
Finca El Ventilador is rooted in the vibrant heart of Huila, Colombia, where the Tapiero and Galindo families have cultivated coffee with care and tradition since 1980. Their work begins in the coffee-growing regions of Acevedo and Pitalito, where the natural environment shapes beans that embody the essence of Colombian coffee. Every cherry is selected with meticulous attention, reflecting a deep respect for the land, its cycles, and the people who steward it. At El Ventilador, coffee is more than a product—it’s a bridge between cultures, a celebration of family, hard work, and the rich heritage carried in every cup.
Finca El Ventilador is rooted in the vibrant heart of Huila, Colombia, where the Tapiero and Galindo families have cultivated coffee with care and tradition since 1980. Their work begins in the coffee-growing regions of Acevedo and Pitalito, where the natural environment shapes beans that embody the essence of Colombian coffee. Every cherry is selected with meticulous attention, reflecting a deep respect for the land, its cycles, and the people who steward it. At El Ventilador, coffee is more than a product—it’s a bridge between cultures, a celebration of family, hard work, and the rich heritage carried in every cup.
A very rare and ancient arabica varietal originating from the Boma Plateau in South Sudan. Known for its vibrant florals, pronounced citrus, and tea‑like clarity, it offers a delicate yet expressive cup. It thrives in wild, high‑elevation forest conditions and is prized in modern breeding for its unique genetics. Its scarcity and exceptional sensory profile make it one of specialty coffee’s most desired varietals.
Natural Process
Harvest: March 2026
Aroma: Brown spice, walnut, and cacao.
Tasting Notes: Black tea with mild florals, blackberry, and brown spices.
Body: Juicy and Bold
Acidity: Medium
Finish: Lingering black tea, spiced notes, and cedar.
Notes: Black Tea • Walnut • Blackberry
Brewing Recommendations
Pour-Over and similar methods
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