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

Producer
Cup Score
Finca La Cristalina
Walker Londoño
At 1,850 MASL in the heart of Santuario, Risaralda, Finca La Cristalina stands as a symbol of sustainability and craftsmanship. Led by third-generation producer Walter Londoño, brother of fellow coffee producer Sergio Londoño, the farm is dedicated to regenerative practices that safeguard water, protect biodiversity, and elevate the art of coffee cultivation. Every harvest reflects Walter's belief that exceptional coffee begins with respect for nature, for heritage, and for the people who cultivate it. The result is a coffee that embodies purity, purpose, and the enduring spirit of a family devoted to its land.
At 1,850 MASL in the heart of Santuario, Risaralda, Finca La Cristalina stands as a symbol of sustainability and craftsmanship. Led by third-generation producer Walter Londoño, brother of fellow coffee producer Sergio Londoño, the farm is dedicated to regenerative practices that safeguard water, protect biodiversity, and elevate the art of coffee cultivation. Every harvest reflects Walter's belief that exceptional coffee begins with respect for nature, for heritage, and for the people who cultivate it. The result is a coffee that embodies purity, purpose, and the enduring spirit of a family devoted to its land.
Bourbon Papayo, also called Ombligón for its distinctive “belly‑button” cherry shape, is a rare Bourbon mutation found in Colombia. Its elongated fruit and unusual seed morphology hint at its striking cup: bright tropical fruit, sweet citrus, and a silky, buoyant texture. Known for its lively acidity and playful aromatics, Papayo/Ombligón stands out as one of the most charismatic and naturally expressive Bourbon variants.
Honey Process
Notes: Peanut Butter • Fig• Maple Syrup
Brewing Recommendations
Pour-Over and similar methods
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