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South American Columbia Coffee selected by Starbucks

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, Colombian Coffee description: Colombian coffee is moderately mellow, smooth and smooth, and has a distinct nut flavor. This super coffee can only be produced in the Narino region. Processing: washing method. Location: Colombia is the most northwestern country in South America, bordering Panama in the west. Narino is a member of southwestern Colombia

Colombian Coffee

Caption: Colombian coffee is moderately mellow, smooth and smooth on the palate, and has a distinct nut flavor. This super coffee can only be produced in the Narino region.

Processing: washing method.

Location: Colombia is the most northwestern country in South America, bordering Panama in the west. Narino is a province in southwestern Colombia.

Similar to coffee: Guatemala Antigua coffee or Starbucks preferred coffee. If you like the mellowness of Colombian coffee, you will also like Youken mixed coffee ®.

Taste with food: walnut, pecan, caramel.

Tasting suggestions:

Compare Colombian coffee with breakfast mixed coffee. Colombian coffee has a distinct nutty taste, and it will make your mouth slightly dry when you taste it, just like walnuts give you a feeling. The comprehensive coffee for breakfast gives you a fresh, soft, clean and refreshing feeling.

More information about this coffee:

In 1990, when Starbucks coffee buyers tasted the first samples of freshly ground coffee from Narino, they agreed that it was the best Colombian coffee they had ever tasted. Of course, Colombian coffee has always been a favorite of customers.

Our Colombian coffee (unique to Starbucks) comes from the province of Narino, a rugged mountain area famous for its active volcanoes and beautiful natural scenery.

"Supremo" (Premium) represents the largest category of coffee beans used to rate and select Colombian coffee.

The price of the Colombian coffee we use is quite high because these coffee beans of stable quality are also an important ingredient in many of our mixed coffees.

Excerpts from Colombian coffee

Cuter than thousands of kisses, sweeter than musk. The coffee flowed into my stomach and stirred there. Like a flood of thoughts, it is like an army on the battlefield. Imagination is like a flag fluttering in the wind.

-Ali Dawi, store partner, Lebanon

It's like a moving Fondango on a hot summer night.

-Matthew McFall, retail store partner, Sparks, Nevada, USA

National information

Population: 42.9 million (estimated in 2005)

Area: 1.14 million square kilometers

Education ratio: 93%

Average life expectancy: 72 years

Anecdotes:

Colombia is one of the three largest coffee producers in the world.

Colombia is the only country in South America with Pacific and Caribbean coastlines.

Agricultural products include coffee, fresh cut flowers, bananas, rice, tobacco, cotton, sugar, cocoa beans, oil, vegetables, trees and shrimp.

Colombia gained its independence from Spanish colonial rule on July 20, 1810.

Source: www.starbucks.cn, the official website of Starbucks

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