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Colombia — María Belén Díaz
Colombia — María Belén Díaz
Colombia — María Belén Díaz
Colombia — María Belén Díaz

Colombia — María Belén Díaz

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Tastes like

Redcurrant + Hibiscus + Creamy

Producer
María Belén Díaz
Region
Huila, Colombia
Variety
Papayo
Terroir
1800 masl
Process
Washed
Tastes like

Redcurrant + Hibiscus + Creamy

Colombia — María Belén Díaz

This lot was fermented for 72 hours, in two stages - first in the whole cherry and the second once it was depulped. The impact of this long fermentation process is super juicy tropical fruits and complex floral notes in the cup.
After a two-stage wash where the last remaining bits of mucilage are removed, a final 15-day resting period in a cool, dark environment allows the profile to fully settle. The result is a clean cup with subtle florals, layered sweetness, and a creamy mouthfeel.
Grind Settings

Kinu M47 Classic

  • Set dial to zero
  • Turn two and three-quarter turns
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  • Set dial to 5
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Recipe

Pour Over (conical)

- Brew Ratio - 15g to 255ml (1:17)

- Brew Time - 2:25-3:15

- Water Temp - 96°C

- Bloom - 50g, 30 seconds

After bloom, pour to 150g. Pause until the waterline hits the coffee bed and then repeat three more times to 250g. Pour quickly, carefully and in a circular motion.

Tip: Pour slowly during the bloom to extract maximum flavour.

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María Belén Díaz
The Producer

María Belén Díaz has spent more than 12 years in specialty coffee - first as a quality analyst in southwest Colombia – developing cupping skills and knowledge that led her to focus on coffee production.  Now a producer, she runs her farm - Resinas - in Huila, with her husband and three sons, focusing on varieties such as Papayo, Caturra, Castillo and Geishas.

In 2024, María became one of the first women in her region to earn a certification in coffee processing from The Forest Academy - a recognition of both technical skill and leadership. She’s part of the Huila Condor Project, a network of 96 women producers working to build visibility and access in what remains a male-dominated industry.

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