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Description
This is the Colombia Cencoic brought to you by Panther Coffee Roasters. This fully washed coffee was sourced from the growing region of Meseta de Popayan in Colombia and was produced by the CENCOIC cooperative at 1,600 - 2,000 meters. Enjoy the mellow, balanced cup with notes of caramel and citrus.
Origin
Country
Colombia
Region
Meseta de Popayan
Altitude
1,600 - 2,000 meters
Variety
Caturra
Process
fully washed
Producer
CENCOIC Customer Reviews
Citrus notes are prominent, but not overwhelming. Nice and balanced overall
11/24/2016
Really enjoyed this today. Great medium roast with a clean profile.
11/15/2016
Flavors felt a little less-developed than they could be. Overall I found it a bit flat. Still drinkable.
9/21/2016
Earthy, full-bodied coffee, with understated woody and beet flavors. Well-balanced acidity.
9/6/2016
Of the three sent my way thus far, this particular Panther coffee is my least favorite. Unfortunately I just never got the citrus notes, and the chocolate notes were more baker's chocolate, which I'm not a fan of, personally. Definite heavy caramel notes, and mellow is the right word. The coffee overall, to me was just flat. We ran it through V60 and Chemex, and though I dialed the grind on both, I couldn't seem to coax out much sweetness.
8/18/2016
Really, really enjoying the citrus in this. May be the first coffee of my subscription (albeit recent) that I've perfectly dialed in, using a Kalita Wave. Really great cup.
8/6/2016
There were moments that I really enjoyed this coffee. Usually around the middle of the cup it had a sweet, citrusy undertone. But other than that, it was just ok to me. I didn't hate it, but it lacked some of the flavor I was hoping it would have had.
7/27/2016
Light but a bit too light. Flavors are there but not "coffee" enough.
7/21/2016
Of the few coffees tried thus far, this one offered a very mild taste - not bad, but not 'wow' either.
6/24/2016
I was excited to see that my next coffee was going to be this Colombian Cencoic coffee. I typically like Colombian coffee's; however, this wan was just O.K. to me. when I ate it I didn't really taste all the different notes of flavors that were listed. I tried brewing it several different ways with the aeropress and with the chemex. This coffee for me did not have a bad taste, but it didn't have some of the underlying flavors that it claimed to have. It just tasted like coffee, not bad, just coffee. I did notice that this coffee had a more smokey taste to it. A little more bitter than sweet, more of the walnut, cocoa, and earthy notes......a mahogany and graham cracker aroma. I didn't taste any of the fruity mangosteen notes. The method I used that seemed to extract the most flavor out of this coffee was by using the aeropress with the inverted method. This wasn't bad, but I did not fall in love with this coffee.
5/13/2016
Really good!
5/3/2016
Smooth, citrusy, just the right amount of sourness. Nice.
4/26/2016
This one was ok. Notyou fav, but not bad either. I think it might have been the graham cracker that threw me off a bit.
3/25/2016
Great aroma, very full bodied. Pleasing bitter chocolate notes.
3/25/2016
Excellent flavor.
3/14/2016
This is the best yet. only second order though. Beans smelled earthy and sweet. Dry grind aroma smelled like dark chocolate. Brewed in the Chemex at a 1:15 ratio over 4 mins. at first a caramel aroma. tasting notes include milk chocolate, very smooth, creamy. as the cup cooled got more caramel, sour lime, perfume-y
3/8/2016
I liked this coffee, well rounded, bright, and some citrus sour.
2/28/2016
