La Claudinota #3
La Claudinota #3
La Claudinota #3
La Claudinota #3
La Claudinota #3
La Claudinota #3
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La Claudinota #3

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TASTE FILTER Orange Zest, Red Berries, Hazelnut, Ganache
ORIGIN Colombia
REGION Antioquia
VARIETAL Caturra & Castillo
PROCESS Washed
ALTITUDE 1400 - 1800 masl

As always we like to showcase the coffee we choose for our Unit Fourteen espresso as a filter coffee too.  

Juan Saldarriaga is a young coffee producer who took over his family farms a few years ago.  We have had the pleasure of staying with him these past two years and have bought coffee from his farms for three.  Claudinota is the name that Juan wanted to give his top lots from the 2019s harvest.

La Claudina is a short drive from the city of Bolivar in Antioquia.  The farm house is at the bottom of the valley and the farms steep slopes are planted with Caturra, Castillo, Tabi, Variedad Colombia and even Geisha.  During the height of the season Juan will employ 45 pickers and out of season the farm employees 3 permanent staff.  What drew us to working with Juan is his hands on approach, he lives by the farm, works the land, processes the coffee and experiments.  Juan’s two farms are quite large so we can grow with him and his coffees in the future as part of a more direct model.   

Since last year there have been even more farm improvements and Juan has now built his own dry mill.  We also have some of Juan’s others coffees too so watch out for these! 

Our filter recipe for this coffee
BREW METHOD Aeropress
COFFEE 15 grams
WATER 210ml 
GRIND Medium
TIME 1:30 mins Inverted 

We would recommend this as a starting point remember to wet the filter paper before brewing.