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Colombia - Cauca - Totoro - El Porvenir - Castillo - Natural by Sail

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From the heights of Totoró, a natural Castillo bursting with wild intensity.

This Natural Castillo from Finca El Porvenir in Totoró, Cauca, reflects the bold spirit of its origin. Grown at high altitude and carefully harvested by producer Óscar Realpe, this coffee undergoes a prolonged fermentation that amplifies its intensity. The result is a vibrant cup bursting with ripe fruit, tropical sweetness, and wine-like depth. A testament to elevation, precision, and passion.

Grown by Oscar Realpe in the high-altitude region of Totoró, Cauca, this Natural Castillo is a bold and expressive coffee shaped by the unique conditions of its origin. The combination of elevation, selective harvesting, and an extended fermentation process results in a cup full of intensity and character.

Expect a vibrant profile with pronounced fruit-forward notes—ripe berries, tropical sweetness, and wine-like complexity—balanced by a round body and smooth finish.
Oscar believes that altitude, careful picking, and fermentation are key to unlocking the full potential of this variety, and his meticulous approach is evident in every sip.

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  • Origin

    Colombia
  • Region

    Cauca
  • Terroir

    Totoro
  • Farm

    El Porvenir
  • Producer

    Oscar Realpe
  • Species

    Arabica
  • Variety

    Castillo

  • Process

    Natural

  • Drying

    Greenhouses

  • Packaging

    70kg - Sisal bags

  • Altitude

    2000
  • Type of harvest

    Manual

The region Cauca

The Cauca region, located in the south-west of Colombia, covers an area of 29,308 km², or 2.56% of the national territory. It has played an important role in the country's historical development, both economically and politically, from colonisation to independence in 1810. Home to some of Colombia's most impressive volcanoes, Cauca benefits from fertile and rich volcanic soil, making it a key region for coffee cultivation.

Socially, Cauca is one of the most complex departments in the country. Its territory was inhabited in pre-Hispanic times by various indigenous groups such as the Jamundies, Pances, Paeces, Calotos, Patías, Guambianos and Guanacas. Today, the western descendants live mainly in the capital, Popayan, while the indigenous peoples occupy the mountainous and remote areas.

Cauca is a leader in the production of high quality coffee. Thanks to its climate, its varied topography influenced by the mountain ranges that run through it, and the tradition and passion of its people, it is the fourth largest coffee producer in the country. It even ranks first in terms of the number of coffee-growing families, with more than 93,000 families cultivating 94,500 hectares of Arabica varieties (Castillo, Colombia, Caturra, Típica, Borbón and Tabí) in 34 municipalities. The coffee is grown on small plots by peasant, indigenous and Afro-descendant communities. Since 2011, Cauca coffee has had a denomination of origin that defines it as a coffee with strong caramel notes, high acidity, medium body, a clean, smooth cup with sweet, floral notes.

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