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Ferney Macias Filter Coffee
(earns 70 Taste Points)

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Ferney Macias Filter Coffee
Ripe and playful, we’re tasting a deep, resonant sweetness like roasted pineapple & butterscotch. Syrupy fruit flavours of dates & mandarins linger in the finish.
Please enjoy this stunningly sweet & complex lot from Ferney Macías, grown in the Santa Rosa vereda of El Pital, Huila in Colombia.
Ferney comes from very strong coffee background. His mother, Alicia Macías, runs a 33 hectare farm called Finca El Progreso, which neighbours Ferney’s own farm, La Ceja. It was inherited from his late father, Bernado Macías. His two younger brothers, Oscar and Nelson, help Ferney at his farm as well as at their mothers. La Ceja spans 5.5 hectares, with around 3 planted out with coffee. Ferney also defers praise to his wife and two young daughters, seeing coffee production as truly a family endeavour.
Please enjoy this stunningly sweet & complex lot from Ferney Macías, grown in the Santa Rosa vereda of El Pital, Huila in Colombia.
Ferney comes from very strong coffee background. His mother, Alicia Macías, runs a 33 hectare farm called Finca El Progreso, which neighbours Ferney’s own farm, La Ceja. It was inherited from his late father, Bernado Macías. His two younger brothers, Oscar and Nelson, help Ferney at his farm as well as at their mothers. La Ceja spans 5.5 hectares, with around 3 planted out with coffee. Ferney also defers praise to his wife and two young daughters, seeing coffee production as truly a family endeavour.
- Process: Cherries floated, eco-pulped & fermented before being fully washed & dried under parabolic shade.
- Variety: Caturra, Yellow Castillo & Colombia
- Region: Santa Rosa, El Pital, Huila
- Country: Colombia
- Altitude: 1,750 to 1,800 metres
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A premium home-brewed coffee is still less expensive than a cafe
Issue: With the continuing economic uncertainty that COVID brings, many are choosing to tighten the purse strings and are replacing luxuries with cheaper, more basic products.For more: Comunicaffe International
...However, whilst the purse strings may need to tighten, a premium home-brewed coffee or tea is still less expensive than buying individual drinks on the go. Many have already taken the time to improve their brewing skills since the outbreak, and so now have the equipment and know-how to recreate that authentic coffee shop experience from home. If this isn't you, then there really is no better time to start, and better yet, at GUSTATORY you’ll find plenty of affordable options from our range of independents to support you in doing just that. Easy to find and it won’t cost you the earth for these to be delivered.