El Embrujo Colombia microlot coffee bag, front label with tasting notes
El Embrujo Colombia microlot coffee in a flat-bottomed kraft bag
Limited release 5.0 (4 reviews)

Colombia El Embrujo Microlot

£13.50

Red currants and raspberry

  • Medium roast
  • Natural
  • Pink bourbon

Juicy redcurrant and raspberry in a fruit-forward cup.

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Why we love it

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You can smell the fruit as soon as you open the bag. This pink bourbon is packed with redcurrant and raspberry, a proper treat of a coffee.

What customers say

5.0 from 4 reviews

“Really tasty as a long black.”
— Lydia S

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How to brew El Embrujo Microlot

Our starting recipes for this coffee. Every grinder and machine is a little different, so taste and adjust.

Dose
18g
In the cup
36 to 38g
Time
25 to 28 sec
Water temp
93°C
Grind
Fine
Ratio
About 1:2.1
Coffee
15g
Water
250g
Time
2:30 to 3:00
Water temp
93°C
Grind
Medium-coarse
Ratio
About 1:17

What to taste for: red currants and raspberry.

Natural and honey coffees are sweet and fruity. Slightly cooler water keeps the fruit juicy rather than boozy.

  • Sour or thin? Grind finer
  • Bitter or dry? Grind coarser

Change one thing at a time so you know what made the difference. Grind size guide. Words explained in our coffee glossary.

The coffee at a glance

  • CountryColombia
  • RegionHuila
  • ProducerEdimer Penna
  • VarietyPink bourbon
  • ProcessNatural
  • Altitude1450–1900m

The story behind the cup

The producer

Finca La Palmera has been family-owned for over 50 years, beginning when Ignacio Rodriguez’s father purchased the farm’s original 12 hectares. Through years of dedication and hard work, the farm expanded steadily, reaching 170 hectares by the time Ignacio took over. Today, Ignacio continues this legacy with a focused commitment to producing specialty-quality coffee, combining scale with close attention to detail across the farm.

The coffee

Coffee cherries are selectively handpicked, with harvesting overseen by a patrón to ensure only fully ripe, red cherries are collected. To encourage quality-focused picking, harvesters are paid above the local average rate. Once delivered to the on-site processing facility, cherries are floated to remove underripe and overripe fruit, then passed along moving belts where further hand-sorting removes any damaged cherries.

The selected cherries are fermented for between 36 and 120 hours, depending on ambient conditions, before being dried using mechanical dryers. This controlled drying method allows for consistency and precision at scale. After drying, the coffee is rested in GrainPro bags to stabilise before final preparation and export, resulting in a clean, well-structured cup that reflects the care taken throughout the process.

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Meet the producer

Edimer Penna · Huila, Colombia

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