







Colombia, Virginia Salazar, Pink Bourbon
| Producer | Virginia Salazar |
| Farm/Mill |
La Union
|
| Cultivar | Pink Bourbon |
| Process |
Extended Washed |
| Location |
Armenia, Qundio |
| Altitude |
1700 - 1900 MASL
|
| Harvest | February |
Expect notes of Raspberry, White Grape, Floral.

Pink Bourbon is one of our favourite varieties here at Kiss the Hippo. This much-discussed cultivar was once believed to be a natural local mutation of Red Bourbon, with cherries ripening to a distinctive pink hue. Recent genetic testing, however, has traced its origins to Ethiopia, a discovery that aligns with its floral character and vibrant fruit-forward flavour profile.
This particular lot comes from producer Virginia Salazar, a new partner for us, based in Quindío at the heart of Colombia’s traditional coffee-growing region. The coffee follows a washed process with extended fermentation designed by our long-time collaborator Felipe Arcilia of Jardines de Eden. Whole cherries undergo 24 hours of open-air fermentation, followed by 50 hours in sealed tanks under controlled temperatures. After fermentation, the cherries are pulped, washed, and dried slowly on raised beds until they reach 11% moisture.
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| Producer | Virginia Salazar |
| Farm/Mill |
La Union
|
| Cultivar | Pink Bourbon |
| Process |
Extended Washed |
| Location |
Armenia, Qundio |
| Altitude |
1700 - 1900 MASL
|
| Harvest | February |
Expect notes of Raspberry, White Grape, Floral.

Pink Bourbon is one of our favourite varieties here at Kiss the Hippo. This much-discussed cultivar was once believed to be a natural local mutation of Red Bourbon, with cherries ripening to a distinctive pink hue. Recent genetic testing, however, has traced its origins to Ethiopia, a discovery that aligns with its floral character and vibrant fruit-forward flavour profile.
This particular lot comes from producer Virginia Salazar, a new partner for us, based in Quindío at the heart of Colombia’s traditional coffee-growing region. The coffee follows a washed process with extended fermentation designed by our long-time collaborator Felipe Arcilia of Jardines de Eden. Whole cherries undergo 24 hours of open-air fermentation, followed by 50 hours in sealed tanks under controlled temperatures. After fermentation, the cherries are pulped, washed, and dried slowly on raised beds until they reach 11% moisture.



















