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Red Ecolsierra Cafe de Conservacion CGGB-E21

Red Ecolsierra
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Origem
Colômbia
Produtor
Red Ecolsierra
Variedade
Castillo, Colombia, typica
Tipo de processamento
Completamente lavado
Faixa de altitude
900m - 1900m
Período de colheita
Janeiro de 2020 - Janeiro de 2020
Pontuação da taça do vendedor (SCA)
84.25 pontos
Atualizado em Janeiro de 2020
Código
CO-52-202001

"Ecolsierra's regional blend, certified organic and Fairtrade. Can be prepared as UGQ or EP. Produced by the Red's member families in Sierra Nevada mountain range, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. This coffee is grown under unique conditions with rich biodiversity and mild temperatures. The cup is clean, consistent and pleasant with a hint of floral, making this quality much better than your average cup." - Red Ecolsierra, Janeiro de 2020

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A história do café

Oropéndola is the flagship coffee of Red Ecolsierra, a cooperative based in the department of Magdalena, North Colombia, that represents 352 families. The coop's headquarters are located in the city of Santa Marta, at the foothills of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, one of the highest coastal mountain chains in the world, which rises to peaks as high as 5.700 m above sea level.

The proximity to the coast creates the perfect space for hundreds of wild species to thrive in Sierra Nevada's coffee belt, which ranges from 900 m to 1.900 m above sea level. The forests which cover the higher slopes of the mountains are a natural for incredibly rich biodiversity. As Georgi Djalev wrote for Roast Magazine in the September-October 2019 edition: "The climate in this region is also special. The dry season is long, while the rainy season is short and intense. This allows only one harvest per year and requires the coffee to grow in the shade of other plants, which in turn prevents the soil from erosion and protects the watersheds, securing water for the cities below. It is also a habitat for endangered species. This closes a virtuous cycle that benefits both the coffee grower community and the environment. The exceptional environment produces characteristically flavoured, high-quality coffee that requires sustainable production practices to grow, which in turn benefits the unique nature of the place."

O processamento

This regional blend is named after the Oropéndola, a large species of bird found in South and Central America, used here to evoke the region's biodiversity and the commitment of the coffee families with the environment. The blend is composed of coffees from all 7 collection points managed by Red Ecolsierra: Bonda, Isabel, San Pedro, San Javier, Palmor, Aracataca and Santa Rosa.