Papayo - Honey
Papayo - Honey
Made and shipped by Alchemy Harvest Coffee
Ships from Seattle, WA, shipping is the maker's own rate, shown at checkout.
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Papayo - Honey is a yellow-honey-processed, single-origin Colombian coffee from Finca Los Angeles in Algeciras, Huila, roasted by Alchemy Harvest Coffee. Cultivated by Jhojan Ramirez at 1,850 meters above sea level, this Bourbon Papayo micro-lot earned a cupping score of 86.75. The "Honey" in the name refers to the honey process, not added honey.
At a glance
- Origin: Colombia
- Region: Vereda Ipiales, Algeciras, Huila
- Producer: Jhojan Ramirez, Finca Los Angeles
- Variety: Bourbon Papayo
- Process: Honey (yellow honey, semi-washed)
- Altitude: 1,850 masl
- Single-origin or blend: Single-origin
- Tasting notes: Sugar cane, citrus fruits, sweet vegetables, delicate florals
- Vendor: Alchemy Harvest Coffee
Best for
- Pour-over and filter brewing
- Highlighting floral and sweet, vegetal notes
- Specialty coffee tastings
- Drinkers who enjoy a juicy, layered cup
- Gift for adventurous coffee fans
- Gift for lovers of unusual varieties
How to brew
Pour-over and filter methods best showcase the floral aromatics and sugar cane sweetness of this honey-processed lot.
Flavor profile
Delicate floral aromatics lead into a sweet, vegetal complexity with a medium, juicy body and balanced acidity, finishing clean and lingering with sugar cane sweetness.
About Alchemy Harvest Coffee
Alchemy Harvest Coffee sources and roasts specialty single-origin micro-lot coffees from smallholder farmers in Colombia.
Made by Alchemy Harvest Coffee, based in Seattle, Washington.
Learn more: Does Honey Go Bad?

- Packed and shipped by the maker, never a warehouse
- Mix any makers in one cart, one checkout, no account
- Perishables go out Monday to Wednesday in insulated packaging
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Product facts
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- Great for
- Pour-over and filter brewing
- Highlighting floral and sweet, vegetal notes
- Specialty coffee tastings
- Drinkers who enjoy a juicy, layered cup