Colombian Surpremo Coffee Beans Reviews 
 

While there are many versions of the origin of coffee in Colombia, it is generally believed that Jesuit Missionaries brought Arabica coffee trees to the Orinoco region of Colombia in the early 1800's. Today, while the cultivation of coffee in Colombia is widespread, the typical Colombian coffee plantation is less than 8 acres and is family owned and operated.

The finest of the Columbian coffees is the Supremo and most of it comes from the Hulla region. This coffee is medium strength and sweet tasting with a superlative flavor and delightful aroma. The name Supremo comes from the size of the bean. Supremo beans are slightly larger than the decreasingly small Excelso, Extra, and Pasilla beans.

Personally, I prefer to pay a few extra dollars per pound for a good Colombian Supremo gourmet coffee because it is clearly better than the granulated brown stuff that comes in cans from the grocery store.

The fact that both the gourmet coffee and the inferior canned coffee are both technically "100% Colombian" says that the marketing line – "100% Colombian means fine coffee" – is not necessarily a gourmet-quality to gourmet-quality comparison.

Colombian Surpremo coffee is so good because the National Federation of Coffee Growers of Colombia sends an appointed official to inspect each farm for sanitary conditions, healthy trees and the quality of each harvest.

The inspector checks to see if the coffee beans have been washed and dried properly. He looks for adequate bean size, color texture and overall quality, only the largest beans can be call Supremo coffee. Were we only buy the best of the coffee beans.

Colombian coffee has large beans, consistently good taste, medium body, full aroma, and medium acidity. A good 'daily' coffee, it harmonizes well in blends. Our coffee beans are slow roasted and each bag is dated (roast on dating) to guarantee freshness.

Choose Always Premium Quality - Never Less To savor the rich aroma and full gourmet taste of Colombian Surpremo Coffee, it is suggested that you purchase your coffee from a reputable distributor. Of course, I also recommend you purchase only the premium gourmet quality Brazilian Santos Coffee beans – not the lower grades used for commercial blending. Also, I encourage you to try the Colombian Surpremo Coffee from the CoffeeSnoop Link Sponsors. They sell premium gourmet quality Colombian Surpremo Coffee at very competitive prices. What I need now is another cup of coffee! Carlyn Blair

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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