Sidra Honey
Sidra Honey
Impresso

Sidra Honey

OriginColombia
ProcessHoney

Summary

Sidra Honey is a specialty coffee from the Potosí farm in Valle del Cauca, Colombia, part of the Granja La Esperanza estate. The Sidra variety is a cross between Typica and Bourbon, grown at 1400-2000 masl. It undergoes a honey processing method: the cherries ferment for 3 days in plastic tanks, are then removed from the fruit and left with remaining fruit pulp to ferment for another 4 days, followed by 13 days of mechanical drying with the fruit pulp. Flavour notes include kiwi, mint, and green apple. The roast profile is filter.

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Details

FormatBean
Roast profileFilter
DecaffeinatedNo
Altitude1400 - 2000 m.a.s.l
VarietyBourbon Sidra
NotesKiwi, Mint, Apple

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Impresso
Impresso

Impresso is a micro roastery in Budapest, Hungary, turning out region-selected, small-batch specialty coffee for both filter and espresso. They juggle complex single origins from interesting corners—Colombian with red berry and mango, Ethiopian with oolong and peach, Kenyan with blackberry and cream—alongside a Classic Collection of chocolate-and-nut blends built for home espresso. Roast profiles consistently hit refined, punchy flavors. They also roast capsules and moka-pot-specific lots, and the selection rotates with new microlots appearing regularly. For Impresso, specialty coffee is a philosophy demanding attention to every detail. They supply partner cafés and businesses across Hungary. No retail café of their own, but they ship nationwide.

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