Black Honey Coffee
by Those Coffee People
Brown sugar, dark chocolate, peach, & hints of black tea.
Brown sugar, dark chocolate, peach & hints of black tea.
Variety: Castillo, Colombia, Caturra
Processing Method: Honey
Altitude: 1800 – 2000 Meters
Suggested Roast: Medium – Medium Dark
Suggested Brewing Preparation: Pour Over and Drip Methods
Variety: Castillo, Colombia, Caturra
Processing Method: Honey
Altitude: 1800 – 2000 Meters
Suggested Roast: Medium – Medium Dark
Suggested Brewing Preparation: Pour Over and Drip Methods
Special Farming Practices at Claraboya
With a commitment to consistency and sustainability, we produce substantial quantities without compromising on standards. Experience the perfect harmony of nature and innovation in every bean of Black Honey, knowing that you’re sourcing coffee crafted by experts dedicated to excellence.
With this Coffee we Impact the Following SDGs:
Each kilo of coffee purchased contributes to saving 39 liters of water versus traditional washed coffee
In comparison to the FNC buy rate, TCP pays at least 31% above fair market value to our producing partners
Providing young professionals opportunities for skilled employment in the coffee sector through barista schools, coffee quality control opportunities, and involvement in larger project development for their communities in partnership with the local government.
A Story Worth Sharing Abot Claraboya
Fredonia, a pivotal town in Antioquia’s coffee landscape, was instrumental in the establishment of the Federación Nacional de Cafeteros in 1927.
At the forefront of this movement was the Barrientos family, owners of the renowned Claraboya farm at the time. They played a crucial role in advocating for the rights and interests of local coffee growers.
Their leadership and commitment to the coffee community not only helped to shape the federation’s policies but also laid the groundwork for sustainable practices and fair pricing in the industry.
The Barrientos family’s influence, combined with Fredonia’s rich coffee heritage, continues to resonate in the federation’s ongoing mission to support and empower Colombian coffee farmers.