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Philly Fair Trade Roasters

Colombia Coffee (Organic, Fairtrade)

Colombia Coffee (Organic, Fairtrade)

☕ Why You’ll Love It

Tasting Notes: Citrus fruit, wine, chocolate.

Colombia is a classic coffee country in the heart of the coffee belt, producing some of the best coffee year after year. This consistent, premium quality comes from strong growing conditions and a commitment to great coffee that runs generations deep. If you're shopping for an ethically sourced coffee that provides great daily sipping any time of year, you're at the right place!

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  • Small Batch & Fresh Roasted to Order

    Our beans are small batch roasted to ensure the quality you deserve and want. We roast multiple days a week so your beans aren't just sitting and waiting for a home, they're here for you.

  • Free Shipping Over $40

    We ship three days a week via USPS & UPS to ensure you get your beans quickly.

  • Why Order from Us?

    We are a Google designated Top Quality Store, with our beans currently on the shelf at both Whole Foods Markets and Kimberton Whole Foods as well as a USDA Organic facility via PCO and Fairtrade USA compliant.



This Colombia coffee is grown in the Tolima region by producer Diana. Diana employs sustainable farming practices to maintain the health and productivity of her coffee plants. She focuses on practices like regular cleaning, fertilization, shade, and soil health. Diana is also an active contributor to her community and enjoys collaborating with fellow coffee producers.

Diana is meticulous about processing. She picks her coffee cherries at optimal maturity. Once the cherries are picked, they are floated in water to remove the lower-density cherries, and then they are hand sorted as an additional quality control measure. The cherries are then de-pulped, fermented in tanks and washed before they are finally dried on raised beds mostly in the shade. By slowly drying on raised beds, the coffee benefits from having continuous, delicate airflow.