CAFÉ 1800 · BOCONÓ

Quality & traceability.

Origin, process and evaluation. Lot information is the foundation of a transparent commercial conversation.

03 — The coffee

A mountain Arabica.

Varieties and final specifications are confirmed lot by lot.

SpeciesArabica
ProcessWashed
VarietiesBourbon Rojo · Typica · Caturra

Preliminary tasting notes

01Creamy caramel
02Dark chocolate
03Citrus brightness

Estimated SCA profile: 86–88 points

A reference estimate, not a certification or a confirmed cupping result. Independent evaluation is confirmed per lot.

04 — Process

From cherry to cup.

I

Harvest

Ripe cherries are picked on the slopes.

II

Selection

Fruit is sorted by ripeness.

III

Washed process

The cherry is pulped and washed.

IV

Drying

The bean rests until properly dried.

V

Green coffee

The bean is prepared for its journey.

01 — Lot profile

What we know, and what we’ll confirm.

We publish only what is verified. Every pending item is completed when the lot is released.

OriginBoconó, Trujillo State, Venezuela
AltitudeApprox. 1,800 masl — origin reference
SpeciesArabica
ProcessWashed
VarietiesBourbon Rojo, Typica, Caturra — confirmed per lot
Preliminary notesCreamy caramel, dark chocolate, citrus brightness
Cup scoreIndependent evaluation pending
Moisture & densityPending lot release
PackagingPending lot release
Available volumePending lot release
CertificationsNone declared
Commercial termsOn request

02 — Traceability

From farm to container.

Every lot will be documented at three key moments.

I

Farm & producer

Lot location, altitude and variety.

II

Processing

Washed processing and drying.

III

Preparation & export

Hulling, sorting and documentation.

04 — Documentation

Lot documentation.

Lot specification sheetPending release
Independent cupping reportPending
Export documentsOn request