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Colombia El Jardín Bourbon - Regenerative Organic Certified®

We’re pleased to introduce our first of two Regenerative Organic Certified® single origin coffees—a flavorful washed-process Bourbon— from El Jardín.

Jorge Elias Rojas took over management of this central Colombia farm after his father passed away, and the love for coffee that was instilled into him as a boy has continued ever since. The just 33-year-old coffee producer has long been producing top-quality coffees that have won coffee competitions throughout Colombia.

Size
cecom-special
save 15% per oz
 

Flavor Profile

  • Origin

    La Armenia village, Tolima, Colombia

  • Tasting Notes

    Floral, spicy, and sweet with flavors black tea, caramel apple, and coriander.

  • Roast Level

    Light Med Lt Med Med Dark Dark

Origin Story

Jorge Elias

Jorge Elias is a 33-year-old coffee producer who owns El Jardín, a coffee farm located in a small village in Central Colombia, La Armenia. At the age of 12, Jorge took over management of the farm after his father passed away, and the love for coffee that was instilled into him as a boy has continued since.

Jorge has been producing top-quality coffees for several years that have been used in coffee competitions in Colombia. Currently, he’s focused on producing coffees with unique flavor profiles achieved through growing exotic varieties while using innovative processing methods.

Altitude
Altitude

6,040 feet

Variety
Variety

Bourbon

Processing
Processing

Washed

Why We Love This Coffee

Originally from Yemen, the Bourbon variety is a naturally occurring Typica variant with complex fruit flavors. The name Bourbon comes from an island in the Indian Ocean (now known as Réunion) where the variety was planted in the 1700s. Until the mid-19th century Bourbon did not leave the island, but beginning in the mid-1800s, the variety spread to new parts of the world as the missionaries moved to establish footholds in Africa and the Americas.

The Bourbon variety was introduced to Brazil around 1860, and from there rapidly spread north into other parts of South and Central America. Here it became mixed with other Bourbon-related varieties, introduced from India as well as Ethiopian landraces. Today, there are many Bourbon-like varieties found in East Africa, but none exactly match the distinct Bourbon variety that found in Latin America.

  • Regenerative Organic Certified® Silver
    Regenerative Organic Certified® Silver
  • Sustainably Sourced
    Sustainably Sourced
  • Certified Organic
    Certified Organic

Good Coffee, Better Planet

El Jardín is Regenerative Organic Certified® (ROC®). Regenerative agriculture is a practice of holistic farming where everything is seen as interconnected and vital, and that can build resilience to mitigate the effects of climate change and protect the future of coffee and our planet.

ROC® was established in 2017 to promote holistic agriculture practices in an all-encompassing certification that champions three pillars:

Soil Health & Land Management
Animal Welfare
Farmer & Worker Fairness

Climate change is disproportionately affecting the tropical and subtropical regions where coffee is grown:

50% of global land area suitable for coffee production may be lost by 2050 due to climate change

60% of coffee species are considered at high risk of extinction

25M smallholder coffee growers are at risk of losing their primary source of income due to declining coffee yields

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