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Pomegranate. Bergamot.
Since 2006, Alexander and his wife Lidia have carefully developed 10 hectares of land in the famous coffee growing region of Huila. Their approach has gained consistent recognition in the annual Cup of Excellence competition, with expressive lots showcasing different varietals. Following 60 hours of anaerobic fermentation, this Red Bourbon lot offers notes of juicy pomegranate and sweet, fragrant strawberry.
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This lot shows an array of elegant flavour, with notes of pomegranate, strawberry, and apple. Black tea is delicately balanced with citric acidity. As it cools, expect lingering supple sweetness.
Alexander Vargas has spent his life working with coffee, having grown up on his parents farm. In 2009 he and his wife Lidia decided to invest in their own farm, acquiring the land that would become La Piragua. With only a few coffee trees, they could see the potential of the microclimate and terroir, and began using their experience to create a farm as they imagined it should be.
Today, alongside Red Bourbon, they grow Gesha, Java, Pink Bourbon and Caturra. With every season that passes, they have made improvements to their production, adjusting fertilisation, pruning, picking and processing based on meticulous analysis of their coffees. Alongside La Piragua, Alexander and Lidia have sought to work with their local community, including helping to found a small school.
Following harvest by hand, the coffee cherries were sorted and anaerobically fermented in barrels for 60 hours, helping to balance acidity and intensify sweetness. The coffee cherries are then transferred whole to covered patios to dry naturally for 18 days.
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