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COLOMBIA | Atanquez | Wild Yellow Typica | Washed

COLOMBIA | Atanquez | Wild Yellow Typica | Washed

Proud Mary Coffee

About This Coffee

This coffee comes from the jungle surrounding the village of Atanquez on the slopes of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta in Colombia. It is the rare Wild Yellow Typica variety, grown and preserved by the Kankuwamo indigenous community. The lot was prepared using a fully washed process. Tasting notes list milk chocolate, plum, and vanilla; production was highly limited (288 kg).

Origin

Atanquez (Colombia)

Flavor Notes

Vanilla

Roast Level

—

Processing

Washed

Typology

Arabica
Wild Yellow Typica
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Proud Mary Coffee

Nolan and Shari Hirte opened Proud Mary in Collingwood in 2009. A trip along the American west coast had shown him what specialty coffee could be and he returned to Melbourne determined to bring that approach to a country that was, at the time, an espresso nation. Nolan first attended Cup of Excellence in 2011; since then, Proud Mary staff have served on international juries for over a decade. Proud Mary became one of Melbourne's first roasters to champion filter coffee and single-origin brewing. The roastery categorizes its offerings along a Mild-to-Wild spectrum. Their Ghost Rider blend, a natural-processed combination of Brazilian and Ethiopian coffees, is award-winning. A second roasting operation now runs from Portland, Oregon, supplying American wholesale accounts and retail customers with locally roasted beans.

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