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Colombian decaf coffee from Rogue Wave Coffee · Still Warm

Rogue Wave Coffee

🇨🇦 Canada · 31 coffees and 393 gear items in stock — the shelf is re-read every day.

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Colombia - El Placer | Red Fruit Co-Fermented EA Decaf

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Colombia - El Placer | Red Fruit Co-Fermented EA Decaf

Sebastian Ramirez operates El Placer Coffee Project in Quindío, Colombia, within the renowned Eje Cafetero growing region. The farm sits between 1750…

Sebastian Ramirez operates El Placer Coffee Project in Quindío, Colombia, within the renowned Eje Cafetero growing region. The farm sits between 1750 and 2000 masl and is managed with a focus on soil health. Herbicides are avoided, weeds are cut regularly, and healthy soil is treated as a direct…

CA$9 – CA$1053 months ago

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Colombia - El Vergel Condor Decaf 2026

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Colombia - El Vergel Condor Decaf 2026

The Bayter family has been farming at El Vergel Estate since 1995, starting with avocado as their primary crop. When avocado prices fell in 2006,…

The Bayter family has been farming at El Vergel Estate since 1995, starting with avocado as their primary crop. When avocado prices fell in 2006, they began integrating coffee into the operation, adding catimor, red caturra, and yellow caturra. In 2016, with guidance from Miguel Jimenez, they…

CA$4 – CA$1675 months ago