Inmaculada Tasting Box
We know Inmaculada personally and that’s exactly why we like their coffees so much. We’ve seen the care they put into every lot, and the respect they show to the land. Every cherry is grown with attention to the place it comes from. This box was created as part of the Inmaculada Fellow Farms project in Colombia. Inside you’ll find three coffees – Geisha, Papayo and Pink Bourbon. Same origin, same processing method, three different varieties. A great way to taste what changing just the variety can do to a cup.
Limited edition
Brewing
Suitable for all filter brewing methods (V60, Solo Dripper, AeroPress, Chemex, French press, Clever Dripper...).
The Story
Visiting Inmaculada in person confirmed their focus on quality – something that carries through into the Fellow Farms project. This initiative, developed since 2022, is built on collaboration with partner farms in the Huila and Cauca regions. The goal is to support local producers. Inmaculada buys their coffee cherries for premium prices, rewarding their effort and their drive for the best possible results at harvest.
As part of this collaboration, Inmaculada applies its methods and standards to post-harvest processing. The project not only expands the portfolio with exotic varieties, but also actively contributes to improving growers’ livelihoods and strengthening agronomic practices in Colombia. This box is the result of that connection and a promise of a clean, transparent coffee experience.
How is the coffee processed?
All three coffees in this box were processed using the washed method, which lets the variety’s natural character shine.
- Picking & sorting: Farmers hand-pick only ripe cherries. They are then sorted by density in water to remove defects.
- Depulping & fermentation: After removing the skin, the coffee is fermented to break down the remaining mucilage.
- Washing: The coffee is thoroughly washed in clean water, resulting in a clear and vibrant cup profile.
- Drying: The beans are dried in the sun (often on raised beds) until moisture reaches an optimal 10–12%
Varieties
In this box you can compare three distinctive varieties: elegant Geisha, rare Papayo (known for the shape of its cherries) and sweet, complex Pink Bourbon.



























