

Tapasya – Colombia Dark Roast
Colombia
- Roast Level: Dark
- Washed
- Single Origin
Tapasya – Colombia Dark Roast is a coffee from Colombia, sold by Kafiex Roasters - Coffee Lab (Vancouver, United States). Process: washed. Variety: Colombia, Castillo, Caturra, Catimor, Typica. Roast: dark. The roaster’s tasting notes: toffee nut. Price: $17.00.
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Taste profile
From the details listed by the roaster’s shop.
Tasting notes
- Toffee Nut
- Roast LevelDark
- LightDark
Description
Deep, refined, and richly sweet, Tapasya is a washed Colombian coffee developed as our darkest roast without becoming bitter, smoky, or ashy.
Sourced through the Popayán Reserve Program in Cauca, this coffee is grown by approximately 75 producers at elevations between 1,500 and 2,070 meters. Our Medium-Dark roast develops notes of dark chocolate and toffee nut while preserving the coffee’s natural sweetness, structure, and clean finish.
Smooth, comforting, and lower in perceived acidity, Tapasya offers the depth dark-roast drinkers expect with the polished character of carefully sourced specialty coffee.
Tapasya was featured on Fellow Drops, highlighting how approachable and satisfying a thoughtfully developed dark roast can be.
Coffee Details
Producer Group: Popayán Reserve Program
Origin: Popayán, Cauca, Colombia
Elevation: 1,500-2,070 masl
Varieties: Colombia, Castillo, Caturra, Catimor, Typica
Process: Washed
Tasting Notes: Dark Chocolate, Toffee Nut
Roast Level: Medium-Dark
Best For: Drip Coffee, Espresso, Immersion Brewing
Package Size: 10 oz (283 g)
Category: Traditional
Producer and Origin
Tapasya comes from Popayán in Cauca, Colombia, a region shaped by the Andes and known for its stable growing conditions and excellent coffee-producing topography.
The Popayán Reserve Program works with approximately 75 growers and emphasizes quality, consistency, and long-term producer relationships. Quality-based premiums of up to 20% above market price are offered following individual lot assessments.
Coffee grows between 1,500 and 2,070 meters in volcanic ash soils with moderate temperatures and consistent rainfall. These conditions provide a sweet, structured, and balanced foundation for roasting.
Processing
After careful cherry selection, the coffee is depulped and thoroughly washed to remove the mucilage. It is then dried on raised beds for approximately five to seven days until it reaches the desired moisture content.
This clean washed process preserves the coffee’s essential sweetness and structure, creating a stable foundation for deeper roast development.
Our Dark-Roast Approach
Coffees from Popayán are often associated with sweet, citrus-driven profiles. For Tapasya, we develop the roast further to emphasize chocolate depth, caramelized sweetness, and a smooth, comforting finish.
The Medium-Dark roast brings forward:
- Dark chocolate richness
- Toffee nut sweetness
- A smooth, rounded profile
- Lower perceived acidity
- A clean finish without smoky or ashy character
Tapasya is our darkest roast, but it remains focused on sweetness and balance rather than bitterness.
Featured on Fellow Drops
Tapasya was selected for Fellow Drops, introducing this carefully developed Colombian dark roast to a broader community of coffee drinkers.
Its selection demonstrates that a darker roast can be rich and approachable while still expressing quality, sweetness, and origin character.
Recommended Drip Brewer Recipe
Dose: 34g, medium grind
Water: 560g at 202°F-205°F
Ratio: 16.5:1
Brew Time: 4:00-5:00
Tapasya’s deeper sweetness and lower perceived acidity also make it well suited to espresso, French press, and other immersion methods.
Questions about Tapasya – Colombia Dark Roast
What does Tapasya – Colombia Dark Roast taste like?
The roaster’s tasting notes: toffee nut. Flavour groups: nutty and caramel & sweet.
Where does Tapasya – Colombia Dark Roast come from?
It comes from Colombia. Altitude: 1,500–2,070 m. Variety: Colombia, Castillo, Caturra, Catimor, Typica.
How is Tapasya – Colombia Dark Roast processed?
Processing method: washed.
What roast level is Tapasya – Colombia Dark Roast?
Roast level: dark.
How much does Tapasya – Colombia Dark Roast cost?
Price: $17.00. Prices come from the shop and can change; the shop has the current ones.
Where can I buy Tapasya – Colombia Dark Roast?
In the online shop of Kafiex Roasters - Coffee Lab: the prices on this page link to it. Cafendo does not sell coffee itself.
Answers built from the shop’s own data and the Cafendo catalog.
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