Colombia Coffee

Available as whole bean coffee or fresh ground in one pound (16 oz) fresh seal bags.

Colombiano Supremo

A very popular coffee bean! This Colombian coffee has a great balance, medium body and a bright acidity. This coffee is from the Huila Region and has slight citrus notes. Intensely aromatic and rich in flavor. Regular or decaf coffee for the same price.

JD0137 $10.40 Buy Now

Organic Colombian Supremo

Go Organic! This is a well balanced, medium intensity coffee with medium acidity. A very good choice for the true coffee gourmet. No pesticides or herbicides were used in the growing of this coffee.

JD0161 $13.74 Buy Now

Coffee was introduced to the country of Colombia in the early 1800s, and cultivation for trade purposes began around 1835.Throughout the 20th century, coffee beans were the main export from Colombia, with nearly 75% of the coffee crop exported. In 1999, coffee bean represented 3.7% of the national income.

Colombian coffee is highly marketed and widely available. They have been largely successful at equating the name Colombian coffee with good coffee, thanks in large part to a man and his burro!

Coffee from Colombia comes in all grades to suit different markets. Supremo coffee beans are larger than other Colombian coffee beans, and the name indicates the highest quality of Colombian coffee available.

See also

• Brazil coffee
• Costa Rica coffee
• Guatemala coffee
• Hawaiian coffee
• Honduras coffee
• Mexico coffee
• Nicaraguara coffee
• Panama coffee
• Peru Coffee
• Puerto Rican coffee