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Colombie - Nestor Lasso x CATA - Chiroso

Colombie - Nestor Lasso x CATA - Chiroso

Café Lauca

About This Coffee

This exceptional coffee is produced by Nestor Lasso at Finca El Diviso in Colombia. It is a Chiroso variety Arabica coffee, processed using a natural double fermentation method involving 36 hours of oxidation followed by 48 hours of anaerobic fermentation. The cup profile is complex and expressive, featuring notes of ripe strawberry with alcoholic nuances, spiced chocolate, and a refreshing finish with subtle hints of mint. This coffee is best enjoyed using gentle brewing methods.

Origin

El Diviso Estate (Colombia)

Flavor Notes

Strawberry, Spiced Chocolate, Mint

Roast Level

Light

Processing

Natural, 777 Double Fermentation

Typology

Arabica
Chiroso
CL

Café Lauca

Laurent founded Cafe Lauca in 2021 in Aubagne in the Provence region, training with Ludovic Loizon of BBS to earn SCA certification before becoming the first roaster in France to install an IMF roasting machine, a technology that provides absolute consistency and reproducibility across every cycle. The roasting philosophy is shaped by Provence's espresso drinking culture: powerful coffees with a chocolate touch, no negative bitterness or acidity, and aromatic notes that work beautifully even for filter preparation. A tiny 12 square meter boutique and coffee shop called La Boutchica opened on Rue Grignan in central Marseille, earning a 4.9 star Google rating and a reputation for energy, personality, and genuinely warm service. The range of around ten coffees includes standouts like a Grand Cru Colombian scored at 88 SCA points from producer Nestor Lasso at 1750 meters, and a Women Coffee lot cultivated by Laura Enciso and transported by sail through the Fresh Coffee Clean Ocean project. Laurent personally roasts the entire selection and is known for pointing visitors toward other quality specialty cafes in Marseille, a generosity of spirit that matches the welcoming atmosphere. With an additional location in Cassis, a presence at the Paris Coffee Show, and plans to expand throughout Provence, Lauca is quickly becoming a reference point for specialty coffee in the south of France.

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