Galaxy

$

6

/lb

What colors come to mind when you think of the word “Galaxy”? For Andres, it’s dark blue and bright yellow. “Easy enough. Those are the same colors that Andres associates with this honey process and the reasoning behind its stellar name.” To achieve the galactic notes of blackberry, cherry, chocolate, and lemon — and the visual of yellow — Andres picks the ripened cherries and depulps them immediately without using water. He then spreads the cherries onto raised drying beds for 1 to 3 weeks, constantly moving them to avoid the risk of fungus from the humidity in the mucilage. This is one of the trickiest parts of the honey process, and he has done it perfectly!

Taste Profile

Black Tea
Dulce de Leche
Yellow Fruits

Variety

Castillo, Colombia
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The Process

How this coffee was produced

It's a honey process without cherry fermentation

Harvesting

Coffee is hand-picked and sorted, where 95% are fully ripe and depulped on the same day.

Processing and Fermentation

The depulped beans are spread in the drying beds moving them constantly to avoid muld

Drying

Initial drying phase in sun be driers for 6 days, followed by mechanical dryers until reaching 12% moisture content

About the producer

Andres Cardona

From a 12-year-old coffee worker to a processing innovator, Andres turns his farm into a community hub, uplifting local producers with quality coffee.

About the farm

La Ilusión

La Ilusión is Andrés’s family farm, a cherished inheritance passed down through generations. Today, his parents call it home, and for years, it has been both their paradise and their livelihood. Nestled in Santa Bárbara, a small town just an hour and a half from Medellín, the farm thrives with coffee plants, chickens, and various birds. Andrés dreams of transforming La Ilusión into a coffee processing facility, providing local farmers with a space to process high-quality, differentiated coffee.

Altitude

1650 m

Size of the farm

4 Hectares & 6 employees

Varieties

Castillo ,Colombia, Cenicafe 1

Harvest Season

October - December

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