
Hatch Crafted Coffee (sold by CoolBeans)
Decaf - Decaf El Vergel
Roasted by Hatch Crafted Coffee · Sold by CoolBeans
Decaf - Decaf El Vergel is a Colombia, Washed EA Decaf, Red and Yellow Caturra coffee from Hatch Crafted Coffee.
In stock since:
Details
- Origin
- Colombia
- Process
- Washed EA Decaf
- Variety
- Red and Yellow Caturra

Decaf - Decaf El Vergel
Roasted by Hatch Crafted Coffee · Sold by CoolBeans
Decaf - Decaf El Vergel is a Colombia, Washed EA Decaf, Red and Yellow Caturra coffee from Hatch Crafted Coffee.
In stock since:
Details
- Origin
- Colombia
- Process
- Washed EA Decaf
- Variety
- Red and Yellow Caturra
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Description
Tasting Notes: Plum, Raisin, Brown Sugar Origins: Tolima, Colombia Producer: El Vergel Variety: Red and Yellow Caturra Process: Washed EA Decaf Elevation: 1400 masl Brew: Espresso or Filter Roast Date: September 1, 2026 Hatch Coffee Roasters is located in Markham, Ontario, Canada From HATCH If you really must have decaf... then it should be delicious! :P This decaf is a Red and Yellow Caturra, from La Roma in Tolima, Colombia - part of El Vergel's Partner Series. The Sugar Cane Process originates in Colombia where sugar cane grows in abundance. As molasses is a key byproduct in sugar production it is ideal to be fermented to make ethanol alcohol due to its abundance. The ethanol is combined with acetic acid (vinegar), to create the solvent ethyl acetate (E.A.) which is a compound that naturally occurs in wine, beer, fruit, and vegetables. The coffee beans are steamed or soaked in water to help release caffeine from the seed structure. Afterwards the coffee undergoes an E.A. wash, which dissolves the caffeine. Finally, the seeds are cleaned with water again and then dried to a stable moisture level. We find this process results in a decaf coffee with a lovely, clean, and sweet flavour!











