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    Home » Single Origin Coffee Beans » South American Coffees » Colombian Coffee Beans

    Colombian Medellin Supremo Coffee Beans

    As one of the finest premium Colombian coffees, Medellin Supremo coffee is known to be full or medium in body with a rich, sweet taste and complex acidity.

    A very well-balanced coffee, Supremo is also known for its pleasant aroma. Coffee connoisseurs note that Colombian Supremo coffee is bright enough to enjoy in the morning (e.g., with a Medium Roast) while also rich enough to serve in the evening (e.g., Dark Roast).

    Medellin Supremo coffee is comparable to Jamaica Blue Mountain coffee though with a higher level of acidity. Medellin Coffee is one of the principal Milds.

    Also see Colombian Coffee.

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    Green Coffee Production

    Year60kg bagsCoffee grown
    201614,500,000 bags1,914,000,000 pounds
    201514,009,152 bags1,849,208,117 pounds
    201413,339,470 bags1,760,809,974 pounds
    201312,163,125 bags1,605,532,526 pounds
    20129,926,786 bags1,310,335,686 pounds

    Green Coffee Exports

    Year60kg bagsCoffee exported
    201600 pounds
    201512,301,5701,623,807,240 pounds
    201412,280,9301,621,082,760 pounds
    201310,842,0701,431,153,240 pounds
    20128,842,0801,167,154,560 pounds

    Data may not be available for the most recent year.
    Source: ICO


    Facts

    Colombia is the #3 largest coffee growing country in the world, in 2015 they...
    produced 1,849,208,117 lbs
    exported 1,623,807,240 lbs
    That's over 88% exported!

    Sounds like a lot? It's actually 9.3% of the coffee grown worldwide.

    Colombia coffee is grown on mountainside "fincas" (farms) at 1200 to 2000 meters above sea level
    (that's 3,937 to 6,562 ft)


    Source: ICO

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