Colombian Supremo

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Colombian Supremo – Single Origin

High in the Colombian Andes, coffee trees cling to steep mountainsides where rich volcanic soil and gentle rainfall shape beans into something extraordinary. The name Supremo isn’t just a title—it refers to the largest, most carefully sorted Colombian beans, prized for their size, uniformity, and balanced cup. For generations, family farmers here have tended their lots with skill and pride, cultivating coffee as both livelihood and legacy.

Our Colombian Supremo is roasted Light/Medium to highlight everything this origin does best: a heady aroma that greets you before the first sip, a silky balance of milk chocolate and caramel, and a bright lift of red cherry. Medium body and a lively yet approachable acidity create a cup that feels smooth, elegant, and endlessly drinkable.

At Roast To Order Coffee, we keep Colombia’s promise of freshness intact by roasting your coffee only after you order, then shipping it within 24 hours. That means when you brew it at home, you taste it as it was meant to be—fresh, vibrant, and alive.

What’s in the Cup:

  • Origin: Colombia

  • Roast Level: Light/Medium (American, Light City)

  • Flavor Notes: Milk Chocolate · Caramel · Cherry

  • Body: Medium, Silky

  • Acidity: Bright, Balanced

  • Varietal: Typica, Bourbon, Caturra (Supremo grade beans)

  • Altitude: 4,000 – 6,000 ft (1,200 – 1,800 m)

  • Process: Washed (Fully Washed)

  • Drying: Patio Sun-Dried & Mechanical

Why you’ll love it: This is classic Colombian—smooth, versatile, and uplifting. Whether you drink it black, with cream, or as a pour-over, it delivers the kind of bright, café-quality flavor that makes every morning feel like a fresh start.

This light roast coffee delivers exceptional freshness and aroma. Customers said it's "the freshest Coffee Bean I've ever ordered" with "excellent flavor." The smooth, well-balanced taste shines when drunk black. One shopper noted it comes "as close as we have ever gotten" to childhood coffee memories. Some find it strong, but most call it their "go to morning coffee."

  • 5 stars: 12 (100%)
  • 4 stars: 0 (0%)
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Olga B. (Chicago, Illinois)
I have been having hard time finding good coffee in recent years

I have been having hard time finding good coffee in recent years. We prefer our coffee not to smell like burned dirty rags, so we like light roast. There is a memory from childhood of kitchen smelling of coffee. Just the aroma was uplifting. We could never recreate this with any of the coffees we have tried, especially in the recent years. This coffee comes as close as we have ever gotten. Not yet the right stuff, but very nearby.

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David V. (Charlotte, North Carolina)
Mixes well with other caffeinated coffee

Mixes well with other caffeinated coffee, as I do half n half.

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Scott

Our go to morning coffee just get it.

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Stephen H. (Zebulon, North Carolina)
Excellent

Excellent

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Stanley

Excellent flavor

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Scott

This is my favorite coffee i have tried all are excellent but this is a winner.

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RICHARD Z. (Tucson, Arizona)
A very smooth Colombian in fact the freshest

A very smooth Colombian in fact the freshest Coffee Bean I've ever ordered got a lot of after I let it sit for 7 days

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James A. (Fort Myers, Florida)
Like the flavor and body.

A little strong for my wife, but I'll keep it as a go to pick-me up coffee.

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Craig

Love roast to order

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Darrell C.

I have shared this coffee with many of my friends and coworkers, and they love it, especially when you drink it black you can really taste the coffee beans and aroma.

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Geo
Not your grocery store Colombian

This is an especially fine bean and roast for press pots. Dosed at a slightly rounded ? of a cup or 34 to 35 grams before grinding at slightly coarser than medium (not the recommended coarse), this makes a well balanced, rich cup. This is not your grocery store Colombian.

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Don
Breaking the pattern

Having lived in Europe for 30 years, when I come back to the states I go through coffee withdrawals. In Europe it is a known fact that the Columbians in particular send their Grade A coffee to Europe and the second grade to the US. But this breaks the pattern. Best coffee I've had in the US and better than most in Europe. Intelligenzia, Seattle, move over.