Ombligon - Nestor Lasso - Colombia
Ombligon - Nestor Lasso - Colombia
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Ombligon - Natural - Finca El Diviso
Five years prior, Nestor Lasso, alongside his brother Adrian, embarked on a transformative journey with their family farm, venturing into the realm of specialty coffee driven by a zeal for innovation and unparalleled quality. The duo joined forces with Jhoan Vergara to establish the farm known as “El Diviso”. United, this trio of enthusiastic and ingenious producers is crafting extraordinary coffees that undoubtedly merit widespread acclaim.
The Process Unveiled:
1. Cherries are picked at optimal maturity with Brix degrees of 21-24.
2. Put in open plastic tanks to oxidise for 48 hours, during which coffee must is recirculated and monitored to ensure 19 Brix degrees and pH above 5.
3. Emptied into a cold water tank; floating ones (unripe, low density, Broca infected) are manually removed.
4. Rinsed with 50°C water (thermal shock) to loosen molecular structure and start fermentation, then transferred to airtight plastic bins. Brewers' yeast (1g per 5kg) diluted in 32°C water is sprayed on before sealing. Ferment for 38 hours.
5. Mechanically dried for about 12 hours to reach 18% moisture.
6. Placed in closed plastic bags to stabilise for 2 days in a dark room.
7. Placed in marquesinas to finish drying for about 15 days until they reach 10.5-11.5% moisture.
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Delivery
We roast our coffee every Tuesday and Wednesday. If you're planning a large order, please reach out to us first.
For UK-based customers, enjoy free delivery on orders over £30. And for our international friends, we're offering free shipping on orders over £150.
In the UK, we ship with Royal Mail 24, and for the EU and the rest of the world, we use Royal Mail Standard Tracked shipping.
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In our quest to minimize emissions and ultimately become a carbon and energy-negative company, we're committed to roasting our coffee using electric roasters powered by renewable energy. Eventually every bit of energy we use, from the electricity powering our coffee roasters to the battery in the laptop used to write this message, will come from renewable sources.
At the moment, we're proud to say that 30-45% of the energy we use to roast our coffee is sourced from renewable energy.
Sustainability
We're deeply dedicated to sustainability, which is why our bags are 100% recyclable. They're free from any ink and glue, except for the non-toxic, biodegradable ink we use for the roasting date stamp.
Plus, we craft these bags without using any electricity, except for sealing them. Our bags are also resealable, making them perfect for multiple uses.