Pitayo

Smooth, with strong citric notes and taste. Best way to describe this is to think as if you were drinking a coffee tea. After grinding it you can sense a very pleasant nutty scent. From what I have learned about coffee - this is the way coffee should be. Very different from our western approach to coffee and coffee culture. If you are looking for a traditional dark roast coffee with the traditional strong coffee taste and smell, this coffee is not for you. It is the complete opposite of it, yet a refreshing and unique alternative.

This is great coffee - bright and lively with a touch of acid yet without being overbearing or pucker-inducing. Pitaya has a strong backbone, grounding it and balancing out the high notes with robust lows. The result is a sweet and juicy well-balanced roast, an interesting and worthy representation of Huila.

If you enjoy light roasts, and look forward to analyzing the subtleties of a specific coffee, as opposed to being overwhelmed by the bitterness of dark roasts, Moustache is the club for you. With its citrusy and fruity aromas, this coffee has a very 'clean' smell and taste, and a smooth, slightly sweet finish. It's smooth, balanced, and easy to drink. It's a very nice Colombian coffee.