Gourmet Light Roasted Colombian Espresso Microlot Coffee: Collection Update

Apr 26, 2023

GoCoffeeGo LLC has expanded its collection of Colombian espresso. The company is one of the largest online retailers of specialty coffee.

San Francisco, United States - April 26, 2023 /PressCable/ —

Following the update, customers now have more options for light-roasted Colombian coffees when ordering from GoCoffeeGo’s catalog of espressos.

For more information, please visit https://www.gocoffeego.com/search?q=Espresso

With the latest expansion to their list of products, GoCoffeeGo continues to provide their customers with many varieties of espresso coffee. In particular, this selection of roasts contains a number of Colombian microlot coffees, all of which are traceable to specific farms in Colombia.

Statistics have shown that consumers are increasingly inquiring into the origins of the coffee that they drink, from the altitude and climate of where the beans are grown to the methods used to process them. Although definitions differ within the coffee industry, microlot coffee is coffee of a higher grade that can typically be traced to specific farms, giving consumers detailed information about where and how the beans were grown.

GoCoffeeGo offers customers a unique selection of Colombian coffees from a number of award-winning vendors. The coffee in this collection can be used for espresso shots, and decaf options are also available.

The Colombia Tres Dragones Natural SOE, which is provided by Bird Rock Coffee Roasters, is a light roast with a full body, vibrant acidity, and notes of sangria, cherry, and chocolate truffle. The coffee produced for this roast is grown at high altitudes using sustainable agricultural practices.

For customers who prefer a slightly darker roast, GoCoffeeGo offers Demitasse’s Colombia Jose Caldon. This medium-light roasted coffee is produced from plants grown at an altitude of 1650 m.a.s.l. The beans are naturally processed, giving the roast a distinctive flavor with notes of tart blackberry, dried fruit, and brown sugar.

GoCoffeeGo LLC was founded in 2008 and has since become the largest online marketplace for gourmet coffee. All the coffee sold on their website is roasted to order, allowing customers to enjoy their coffee fresh.

A satisfied customer said: “I recently placed an order online with GoCoffeeGo. It was my first time ordering from them, and I was impressed right away with all of the choices they had. I ordered three different kinds of espresso roasts for my brother-in-law. He said it is the best coffee he has ever had. Ordering online was easy, and it arrived very quickly.”

Interested parties can learn more by visiting https://www.gocoffeego.com/search?q=Espresso

Contact Info:
Name: Elise Papazian
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Organization: GoCoffeeGo LLC
Address: 2027 Fillmore Street Suite GoCoffeeGo, San Francisco, CA 94115, United States
Phone: +1-415-225-6544
Website: http://www.gocoffeego.com

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