FOREST BOX: INNOVATION EDITION

Inside this box: 24kg of green coffee beans (12kg of each variety)
$700.00
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JUICY STRAWBERRY
VARIETY: 
Colombia + Caturra + Castillo
PROCESS: 
Honey + Strawberry
PROFILE: 
Strawberry, red fruits, brown sugar, lemon, citric acid
SUNRISE POCKET
VARIETY: 
Caturra + Castillo
PROCESS: 
Honey +Peach
PROFILE: 
Peach, mango, butter, sweet & sugary, brown sugar
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$700.00
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JUICY STRAWBERRY
FARM: 
Various Farms - Processed at El Vergel Estate
ALTITUDE:
1.750 m
REGION:
Huila - Tolima - Caldas
MUNICIPALITY:  
Various municipalities in Tolima, Caldas, and Huila

HISTORY OF THE FARM

These coffees are cultivated by Colombian coffee farmers from the regions of Tolima, Huila, and Caldas. Depending on the harvest season, cherries are sourced from these regions to ensure the freshest crops, then transported and processed at our farm, El Vergel Estate.

Our agricultural journey began in 1995, and in 2010 we started cultivating coffee at El Vergel Estate in Tolima. By 2015, we had successfully harvested our first varietals.

In 2017, after facing challenges in the local market, Martha, Shady, and Elias set out to find innovative ways to add value to their coffees and close the gap between producers and roasters.

Forest Coffee was founded in 2019 with a vision to unlock the true potential of Colombian coffee through innovation in processing, education, and sustainability. Our mission is to connect coffee growers directly with international markets, ensuring fair pricing and full transparency.

Today, in 2025, Forest Coffee has grown into a thriving network of 250 coffee-growing families, four major projects across Colombia, a dedicated team of 25+, and a global community of partners and roasters.

Our story is a testament to how innovation and community can transform the coffee industry for the better.

PROCESS DESCRIPTION

The process starts with hand sorting to select only ripe cherries and remove impurities like leaves or stones. The cherries then undergo a 24-hour pre-fermentation in plastic bags, followed by 24 hours of fermentation in cherry. After depulping, the beans are co-fermented anaerobically for 5 days with their mucilage, combined with yeast and strawberry flavors, boosting the honey process with rich fruit flavor.

Finally, the coffee is dried mechanically for 10 days to ensure even moisture levels, then stabilized for 5 days in GrainPro bags. The result is a vibrant cup with notes of strawberry & red fruits showcasing Colombia’s diverse terroirs and innovative processing methods.

SUNRISE POCKET
FARM:
Various Farms - Processed at El Vergel Estate
ALTITUDE:
1.750 m
REGION:
Huila - Tolima - Caldas
MUNICIPALITY:
Various municipalities in Tolima, Caldas, and Huila

HISTORY OF THE FARM

These coffees are cultivated by Colombian coffee farmers from the regions of Tolima, Huila, and Caldas. Depending on the harvest season, cherries are sourced from these regions to ensure the freshest crops, then transported and processed at our farm, El Vergel Estate.

Our agricultural journey began in 1995, and in 2010 we started cultivating coffee at El Vergel Estate in Tolima. By 2015, we had successfully harvested our first varietals.

In 2017, after facing challenges in the local market, Martha, Shady, and Elias set out to find innovative ways to add value to their coffees and close the gap between producers and roasters.

Forest Coffee was founded in 2019 with a vision to unlock the true potential of Colombian coffee through innovation in processing, education, and sustainability. Our mission is to connect coffee growers directly with international markets, ensuring fair pricing and full transparency.

Today, in 2025, Forest Coffee has grown into a thriving network of 250 coffee-growing families, four major projects across Colombia, a dedicated team of 25+, and a global community of partners and roasters.

Our story is a testament to how innovation and community can transform the coffee industry for the better.

PROCESS DESCRIPTION

The process starts with hand sorting to select only ripe cherries and remove impurities like leaves or stones. The cherries then undergo a 24-hour pre-fermentation in plastic bags, followed by 24 hours of fermentation in cherry. After depulping, the beans are co-fermented anaerobically for 5 days with their mucilage, combined with yeast and peach flavors, boosting the honey process with rich fruit flavor.

Finally, the coffee is dried mechanically for 10 days to ensure even moisture levels, then stabilized for 5 days in GrainPro bags. The result is a vibrant cup with notes of peach & yellow fruits, showcasing Colombia’s diverse terroirs and innovative processing methods.