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Colombia Santa Mónica Papayo Maceración Carbónica

Colombia Santa Mónica Papayo Maceración Carbónica

Dosis Bebida Tiempo

About This Coffee

This coffee is from Finca Santa Mónica in Armenia, Quindío, Colombia, produced by Jairo Arcila at 1800-2000 meters altitude. The Papayo variety undergoes a specialized carbonic maceration process: 24 hours of fermentation and oxidation, followed by carbonic maceration in sealed bags at -22°C for 50 hours, then dried in the cherry under cover for 10 days. Flavor profile includes red cherry, violet caramel, pineapple juice, yellow guava, powdered jelly, and lavender aftertaste. Features bright medium-high acidity, fresh medium-high sweetness, subtle medium-low bitterness, medium body, and juicy texture.

Origin

Quindío (Colombia)

Flavor Notes

Red Cherry, Pineapple Juice, Lavender, Violet Caramel, Yellow Guava, Powdered Jelly

Roast Level

Processing

Carbonic Maceration

Typology

Arabica
Papayo
DB

Dosis Bebida Tiempo

The name translates to "Dose Drink Time," three words that capture founder Benjamin F. Leon's precision focused philosophy: the right measurement, the right preparation, the right moment. Based in Santiago, this roastery is part of Chile's growing specialty coffee movement, roasting in small batches with light to medium profiles that highlight origin characteristics from various Latin American regions. Education is central to the operation, with workshops covering both roasting and preparation techniques for enthusiasts and professionals alike. The roastery also offers consulting services for cafes and aspiring roasters, positioning itself as a knowledge hub in Santiago's evolving coffee scene. Regular cuppings, transparent methodology, and an emphasis on developing Chile's specialty culture make Dosis a driving force in the local third wave movement.

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