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Saint Ario Manor Love elixir

Finca Santuario Red Bourbon

■ countries: Colombia

■ producing area: test card

■ altitude: 1950-2050 m

■ treatment: washing

■ level: Excelso

■ Variety: Hongben

■ flavor description: flower aroma, fruit juice, orange, plum, honey, thick

■ sour: sour taste dull ★★☆

Country: Colombia

Location:Cauca

Altitude:1950m-2050m

Processing Method:Washed

Coffee Beans Grading:Excelso

Variety:Red Bourbon

Flavor Description:Floral aroma, fruit juice, orange, plum, honey, thickness

Acidity:Dull acidity tastes sour and dull ★★☆

Just as its name is related to love, people like the aroma of love and cannot tolerate too much sadness.

So this cup of love elixir is very suitable for coffee lovers who prefer the smell of flowers to sour taste.

At the same time, you might as well enjoy the touching arias of Durando's opera, and the princess stayed up all night.

Saint Ario Manor is one of the representatives of Colombian boutique coffee.

Host Camilo studied coffee knowledge in the United States and planted the first Tibica tree when he returned to his hometown in 2002.

Now there are many excellent varieties in the manor, which has become the first choice for world-class coffee athletes.

When drinking this cup of coffee, the owner of CH will always say:

"beware of the magic of the love elixir, whose scent of roses is the most ingenious trick of the god of coffee."

This coffee's name is associated with love, and since people like the aroma of love, this cup of love elixir will cure all the sadness that people have. This coffee is more suitable for those coffee lovers who prefer floral aroma to sour flavor; it is natural that when drinking this coffee you may wish to appreciate a very touching Turandot opera aria- Nessun Dorma. Finca Santuario Red Bourbon is one of the top-rated coffee representatives in Colombia. Camilo Merizalde studied coffee knowledge in the United States; in 2002 he returned home and planted the first Typica coffee tree. Now there are many excellent coffee varieties in Finca Santuario, this area became a premium contestant in a world-class coffee competition.