Inza Espresso

Name: Inza Espresso
SKU: 104180
Price: 7.95 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock

Caramel, hazelnut, ferrero rocher

£7.95

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In the cup: Caramel, hazelnut, ferrero rocher

Inzá is in the corner of Cauca and is an important source of water and wildlife, in addition to being prime coffee growing land.

The Colombian Inza hails from a carefully selected group of smallholders, just 52 small coffee farmers, from Pedregal and San Antonio, working together as part of the Asociación de Productores de
Café del Oriente Caucano (ASORCAFE).

Each micro-lot was carefully graded and scored by the association’s
cupping lab and only lots scoring 85 points or more were selected for
this exclusive lot.

A sweet and easy-going espresso with notes of caramel and hazelnut, softening to delicious frangipane, toffee and Ferrero rocher in milk.

Weight	.25 kg
Farm	Inza Cauca Small farms in ASORCAFE
Origin	Inzá – Cauca, Pedregal and San Antonio, Colombia
Varietal	Caturra, Colombia, Castillo
Process	Fully Washed
Altitude	1,500 to 2,000 metres above sea level

SHIPPING

LOCAL PICKUP

We are not offering a click and collect service from the roastery at the moment. We hope to reintroduce this in 2021.

HOORAY FOR FREE SHIPPING!

We’re not a fan of hidden shipping costs. That’s why we offer free shipping on all of our products.

We want to make sure that your coffee arrives at peak freshness, ready to drink and enjoy.

Coffee will be packed 2 working days after placing your order and shipped the following day. So you you should receive it 3-5 working days after your order.

Orders to the channel islands will arrive 3-7 days after ordering.

Espresso-roast coffees are at their best after being rested for a few days, so you might notice a slightly longer roast date on an espresso coffee when it arrives. This doesn’t mean your coffee is old, it just means that it’s ready!

We currently only ship within the UK.

More shipping information can be found over on our FAQs