Small pulper and "criba" sorting stage (the round wire drum at right) at a farm in Pitalito.
Covered patios built on top of a home for drying coffee and other produce. Huila.
Green coffee shrubs grow in neatly planted rows at a Huila coffee farm with a view of the deep valley in the background.
Small pulper and "criba" sorting stage (the round wire drum at right) at a farm in Pitalito.
Covered patios built on top of a home for drying coffee and other produce. Huila.
Green coffee shrubs grow in neatly planted rows at a Huila coffee farm with a view of the deep valley in the background.

Colombia Huila La Argentina

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Versatile Colombia, from mid-toned semi-sweet chocolate and tarry burnt sugars, to intense cocoa roast flavors and thick body when roasted dark. Great coffee for milk drinks. City+ to Full City+. Good for espresso.

Total Score: 86.3
Weight *: 50 LB
Product Overview
Full Cupping Notes

City+ roast level is a good place to start, but La Argentina holds up to 2nd Crack too. At City+, the grinds had a honey wheat bread scent, with notes of barley malt and bittersweet cocoa. The wet aroma offered some semi-sweet chocolate notes, along with herbal-accented sugars. The cup is pleasantly mild, with mid-toned flavors of semi-sweet chocolate and tarry burnt sugars that connect to bittering cocoa in the aftertaste. As it cools, a subtle suggestion of dried fruit brings out a soft acidic dimension, and hints of buckwheat and green herb mark the finish. Full City+ roasts are intensely low-toned and on the bittering end of the spectrum, roasted cacao nibs, baking chocolate and hints of dark-roasted grains. It's a profile perfect for milk drinks and made for espresso.

COFFEE DETAILS
process methodWet Process (Washed)
cultivarCaturra Types, Modern Hybrids
farm gateNo
Farm Notes

Origin & Farm Notes

This lot is a blend from small producers in La Argentina town, within Colombia's southern Huila department. The coffee is grown between 1600 and 1900 meters, and most of the farms are planted in a mix of Caturra, Variedad Colombia, Castillo. The last lot we bought from this group had a fruit-forward cup profile, due in part to the long fermentation times they implement. It's very common for farmers to ferment their coffee for 3-4 days, which can have a pretty profound impact on the cup. This lot is much more straightforward, built on bittersweet, mid-toned flavors. It's made an excellent dark roast brew, and will work great as espresso too.

Specs

Technical Specifications

Key specifications and operating details for this product.

region La Argentina, Huila
processing Wet Process (Washed)
drying method Covered Sun-Dried
arrival date Aug 2026
lot size 44
bag size 70 KG
packaging GrainPro Liner
farm gate No
cultivar detail Caturra, Variedad Colombia, Castillo
grade Excelso 15+
appearance .4 d/300gr, 15-17 Screen
roast recommendations City+ to Full City+
country origin South America
recommended espresso Yes
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