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Decaf, Colombia, Washed, Sugarcane Process

Roasted by Outpost Coffee

Colombian Huila decaf with apple, caramel, and lemon notes from washed sugarcane process.

Decaf, Colombia, Washed, Sugarcane Process — Outpost Coffee
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AppleCaramelLemon

From the roaster

Apple, Caramel, Lemon

Origin: Huila, Colombia Varietals: Castillo, Caturra, Colombia, Typica Elevation: 1100-1900 masl Process: Fully Washed Sugarcane

Outpost Coffee

Context

This decaf from Outpost Coffee showcases the Castillo varietal grown across Huila's diverse elevations. The coffee undergoes a fully washed sugarcane process, a method that uses byproducts from sugarcane production as a sustainable alternative to water-intensive decaffeination. The elevation range of 1100–1900 masl captures considerable microclimatic variation within the region, contributing to the coffee's dimensional character.

Roaster notes of apple, caramel, and lemon suggest a balanced cup with bright acidity and subtle sweetness—qualities often preserved through careful decaffeination. Washed-process coffees typically emphasize clarity and origin character, making this an approachable entry point for exploring Colombian decaf without the caffeine.

Buy — $28 from Outpost Coffee

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Decaf, Colombia, Washed, Sugarcane Process grown?

Decaf, Colombia, Washed, Sugarcane Process, roasted by Outpost Coffee, is sourced from Huila, Colombia.

What does Decaf, Colombia, Washed, Sugarcane Process taste like?

Expect tasting notes of Apple, Caramel, and Lemon.

How is Decaf, Colombia, Washed, Sugarcane Process processed?

Decaf, Colombia, Washed, Sugarcane Process uses the Fully Washed Sugarcane process.

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Last verified: June 27, 2026 · Browse all beans.