• Las Flores No Caf | Colombia - 200g
  • Las Flores No Caf | Colombia - 200g
  • Las Flores No Caf | Colombia - 200g
  • Las Flores No Caf | Colombia - 200g
  • Las Flores No Caf | Colombia - 200g

Las Flores No Caf | Colombia - 200g

Country of Origin: Colombia - Huila, Acevedo
Farm: Las Flores
Cultivar: Pink Bourbon EA Decaf
Processing: Washed
Altitude: 1750 MASL
Roast: Light
Taste Notes: Lemonade, Pink Pepper, Lavender

Regular price $29.00
Unit price $145.00 per kg
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Country of Origin: Colombia - Huila, Acevedo
Farm: Las Flores
Cultivar: Pink Bourbon EA Decaf
Processing: Washed
Altitude: 1750 masl
Flavor Notes: Lemonade, Pink pepper, Lavender
Roast: Light

A particularly clean and sweet Pink Bourbon from Las Flores farm.

The Las Flores farm was founded in 1990 by Edilberto Vergara and Nubia Ayure. Originally from the department of Cundinamarca, both grew up in a family of coffee producers and inherited a passion for rural life and especially for coffee. The farm covers 16 hectares, of which only 2 hectares were initially planted with coffee. The parents began cultivating the rest of the free land here. By 1998, the farm was fully developed. By that time, a family with five children had already formed: Xiomara, Leonardo, Carlos, Jhoan, and Diego. Traditionally, agricultural activities included growing, harvesting, washing, drying, and selling coffee.

In 2006, their mother participated in the Cup of Excellence and reached 16th place, marking the beginning of their entry into the world of specialty coffee. After their mother's death, she left an important legacy: the belief that agriculture has a future as long as everything about coffee is studied thoroughly. The children grew up with many questions, such as what happened to the coffee after delivery, where it ended up, how they could improve, and whether there was a broader market. Jhoan began to delve deeper into these questions and enrolled at Sena, where he deepened his theoretical and practical knowledge of coffee.

Today, the farm has various coffee varieties such as Java, Pink Bourbon, Maracaturra, Castillo, Colombia, Tabi, Caturra Chiroso, and Bourbon Sidra. Carlos, Jhoan, and Diego have begun developing reproducible profiles to highlight the potential of each variety. Jhoan took over the analysis of the experiments and the commercial management to make their joint work known.

In 2019, Jhoan won first place in the MASTER OF COFFEE competition with the Rosé Bourbon variety in a semi-washed process and achieved first place in an auction in South Korea. These successes reinforce their commitment to producing excellent coffee and applying the knowledge gained at every step.

The mission of Finca Las Flores is to contribute to the environment with excellent agricultural practices and to serve as a company for knowledge transfer for generational change, to promote a profitable and sustainable coffee industry. Their goal is to position themselves as a forward-looking company, conquer new markets, and offer customers an up-close experience of coffee processes.


Patience pays off. Let the beans degas for 3–4 weeks before preparation.

Freshly roasted coffee releases a significant amount of CO₂ in the first few days. This gas can displace water during the brewing process and negatively affect the taste. Typical effects include:

  • Sharp or excessively sour notes
  • Gassy or hollow taste
  • Inconsistent quality from cup to cup

By letting the beans rest – also known as "degassing" – the CO₂ can gradually escape. This stabilizes the aromas and allows the coffee to develop its full, balanced flavor profile.