340 gm ≈
17 cups ≈ $1.29/cup


340 gm ≈
17 cups ≈ $1.29/cup
SUN RIFT (SUBSCRIPTION)
From: $22.00 / month
Roast Profile
- Light
- Medium
- Dark
Washed Chiroso
Notes of Chestnuts, Honesuckle, and Orange Blossom
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Fragrance/Aroma
8.50
Flavor
8.50
Aftertaste
7.75
Acidity
8.00
Body
7.75
Uniformity
7.75
Sweetness
10.00
Balance
10.00
Clean Cup
10.00
Cupper Score
8.50
Total Score
86.75

Cup analysis: SUN RIFT


Farm
The Posada Family - CONCORDIA, ANTIOQUIA, COLOMBIA (1,860 m.a.s.l)ABOUT SUN RIFT
Sun Rift is a remarkable Chiroso variety sourced directly from the Posada family farm in the breathtaking highlands of Concordia, Antioquia, Colombia. Grown under the dappled light of towering Guayacan trees, this rare coffee embodies the perfect balance of nature and craftsmanship. With elegant notes of chestnuts, honeysuckle, and orange blossom, Sun Rift delivers a delicate, floral complexity and a silky, refined body that lingers on the palate.
Beyond its exceptional flavor, this coffee represents the Posada family’s deep-rooted commitment to sustainability and community. Their dedication to regenerative farming practices and education initiatives has made a lasting impact on their region. Sun Rift is an excellent choice for pour-over, drip, or espresso—an immersive experience in every cup.
- COFFEE 15-18g
- GRIND Medium
- WATER 220-250ml
- RATIO 15:1-17:1
- TIME 1-2 minutes
- COFFEE 20-24g
- GRIND Medium
- WATER 300-350ml
- RATIO 15:1-17:1
- TIME 3-4 minutes
- COFFEE 18-20g
- GRIND Fine
- WATER 25-30ml
- RATIO 1:1-1.5:1
- TIME 25-30 seconds
- COFFEE 55-65g per liter
- GRIND Medium
- WATER Varies
- RATIO 16:1-18:1
- TIME Varies
BREWING SUGGESTIONS
Exact values for some of these data points can vary depending on personal preference, the coffee beans used, and the specific equipment. These tables provide general guidelines to help you get started.


PRODUCER STORY
PRODUCER Beatriz Vélez Posada
The Posada farm is a family legacy with over 50 years of coffee tradition, founded by Don Darío Posada and his wife Beatriz Vélez in 1970. Located at 1,860 meters above sea level, this ecosystem is home to a variety of floral and fruit trees that create a habitat for a plethora of wildlife. The estate is known for cultivating exotic coffees such as Geisha, Chiroso, and Pink Bourbon, along with traditional Colombian varieties. Recognized for its unique terroir, the excellence in the cup of coffees has been awarded at the departmental, national, and international levels. Additionally, the Estate supports childhood development in the region through the Coffee Children's Development Center.
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