



The two coffees originate from the same harvest in Bolivia's Taipiplaya region but have undergone different processing methods. This is a great opportunity not only to taste a rarely seen Bolivian origin but also to compare how processing influences flavour. The natural version bursts with ripe sweetness – cherry, blackberry and smooth vanilla dominate the profile. Its body is silky and syrupy, evoking sweet candies. The finish brings out tart-sweet nuances, reminiscent of sour gummies.
Taipiplaya is a small town in Caranavi Province, nestled in the hills and forests of the Yungas region. Coffee grows here at 1500–1900 m.a.s.l. and is harvested during the dry season, from May to October. This lot is a cooperative blend from 15 families within ASOCAFE. Once processed, the coffee is dried—partly in shade, partly in sun—and transported to El Alto. There, in a dry, cool climate, it’s hand-sorted and prepared for export. While locals grow citrus, avocado and passion fruit, coffee remains the community’s main source of income.
(zł 232.00 za kilogram)