Colombia Soul Fire Bourbon Ají III - Washed
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Roasted to order and shipped within 1 week of your roast date. 100% specialty arabica.
A washed Colombian single origin built on peach, cherry and cola
Colombia Soul Fire is a washed single origin grown at Los Cachimbos in Huila, Colombia. Picked as ripe cherries and fermented before washing, it lands clean and bright in the cup, with peach, cherry and a rounded note of cola. A light roast for home brewers who love juicy, expressive filter coffee.
Tasting Notes
Peach · Cherry · Cola
Juicy and bright, with a soft stone-fruit body, gentle acidity and a clean, lingering finish.
Coffee Details
| Origin | Colombia |
| Region | Huila |
| Farm | Los Cachimbos |
| Producer | Blanca Ruby Lopez Tibatá |
| Variety | Bourbon Ají |
| Processing | Washed (72-hour fermentation) |
| Roast Level | Light |
| Tasting Notes | Peach, cherry, cola |
About This Coffee
Los Cachimbos sits in the Huila region of southern Colombia, a corner of the country famous for clean, fruit-forward washed coffees. The farm is led by producer Blanca Ruby Lopez Tibatá, who runs it alongside her husband and children, and is planted across several varieties including Geisha, Bourbon and the standout Bourbon Ají that defines this lot.
The care shows in the cup. Only ripe cherries are picked, then floated to remove defects, depulped and fermented for around 72 hours before being washed and dried slowly on shaded patios. That patient, traditional approach is what gives Soul Fire its bright, juicy character and its clean finish.
This is a limited-edition lot and a returning favourite, now in its third edition. Each harvest brings a slightly different expression, and this year it is all peach, cherry and cola.
How to Brew Colombia Soul Fire
| Filter | |
| Brewing ratio | 1 : 17 |
| Ground coffee | 16g |
| Total water | 250ml |
| Water temperature | 93°C |
| Brew time | 3 minutes |
As a light roast, this coffee shows its best a couple of weeks after roasting. If the cup tastes sharp or thin, grind a little finer; if it turns bitter or muddy, grind coarser and keep your water around 93°C.
How Much Coffee Is in a Bag?
At about 15g per filter cup, a 250g bag brews roughly 16 cups and a 1kg bag around 66 cups. Because this is a limited single-origin lot, every bag is a chance to taste a specific harvest from one Colombian farm before it sells out.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this better as filter or espresso?
Filter. This is a bright, juicy washed light roast built to shine in pour-over, drip and other filter methods, where its peach and cherry notes come through most clearly.
What does Colombia Soul Fire taste like?
Peach, cherry and cola. It is clean and juicy with a soft stone-fruit body, gentle acidity and a lingering finish, typical of a well-made washed Huila coffee.
How fresh is it?
We roast to order and ship within one week of your roast date. As a light roast, it tastes its best two to three weeks after roasting, so there is no rush to brew it all at once.
Any tips for getting the most out of it?
Start at a 1:17 ratio with 16g of coffee to 250ml of water at 93°C over about 3 minutes, then adjust grind to taste. Use filtered water and a clean brewer for the cleanest cup.
Do you offer free shipping?
Yes. We offer free shipping within Malaysia on orders over RM80, with everything roasted fresh in Kuala Lumpur.
Want to try before committing? Explore the Taster Box. Buying for an office or café? See Bulk & Office Orders.
In the cup.
How Colombia Soul Fire Bourbon Ají III - Washed shows up — flavour profile, body, finish — graded on our internal cupping rubric.
Brew it
like this.
- Ratio
- 15g : 250g
- Time
- 3:00
- Temp
- 93°C
Bloom 30s. Four pours of 60g, 30s apart.
- Ratio
- 30g : 500g
- Time
- 4:00
- Temp
- 92°C
Plunge slow. Decant immediately to avoid over-extraction.
- Ratio
- 18g : 36g
- Time
- 28s
- Temp
- 93°C
Distribute, tamp level, pull. Adjust grind to hit time.


