Colombia SUGAR RUSH - extra Halloween limited edition 150g

by Boo!

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Roastery
Boo!
Coffee Origin
Colombia specialty coffee Colombia
Region
Huila
Variety
Bourbon Sidra
Roast Type
Filter
Process
Experimental
Flavour Profile
Cherry jelly, Sour patch kids, Strawberry ribbons
Roast Level
Light to Medium Light
Brewing Method
Aeropress, Chemex, Clever dripper, French Press, Hario V60, Vacuum Pot

Colombia SUGAR RUSH, from the Belgian roaster Boo!, is exactly what its name promises: a sweet explosion of flavors that will instantly put you in the Halloween mood. This Sidra from the El Diviso farm in the Pitalito region of Huila tastes like a handful of candies poured straight into your cup, with cherry jelly, strawberry strips, and Sour Patch Kids coming together in an incredibly playful and juicy combination. The coffee has a full, syrupy body and lively fruitiness that is perfect for cold October mornings and late evenings. It's not "just" an everyday coffee, it's Halloween in drink form, created for those who aren't afraid of exceptional flavors.

Behind the El Diviso project are Nestor and Adrian Lasso and Jhoan Vergara , who have combined their family farms and, together with Cata Export, created a space for experimentation and precision processing. Their approach combines science, passion, and tremendous attention to detail. Thanks to this, their coffees have gained international recognition and awards from Brewers Cup competitions. Sidra from El Diviso is an example of a modern approach to fermentation and proof that Colombian coffee can be as wild as it is unforgettable.

This lot underwent a unique natural fermentation with controlled oxidation, which enhances the sweetness and complexity of the flavor. After hand-picking the ripest cherries, they underwent 36 hours of oxidation at 25°C, followed by 24 hours of anaerobic fermentation in closed containers at 16-18°C. Drying took place in dehumidification chambers at up to 45°C, after which the coffee rested for 60 hours to stabilize its structure and aroma. The result is an intense, sweet, and playful coffee with a perfect balance between fruitiness and fullness—simply SUGAR RUSH as it should be.

  • Altitude: 1,750 m above sea level.

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4.5 / 5
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3 out of 3 users
Marie Verified Customer February 12
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David Verified Customer Show Original January 6
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A very interesting experiment.
If you like more pronounced sour flavor profiles, definitely go for it!
If you don't like acidity, you won't enjoy this coffee. The acidity practically overpowers all other flavors (with a little effort, you can detect some sweetness).
Martin Vanek Verified Customer Show Original December 1, 2025
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Fruity taste
Before I adjusted the grind to 4.0, it was gone.

Questions (1x)

Questions Total
1
Answers Total
1
So excited to brew this coffee! It's my first time brewing thermal shock- anything in particular I should do for filter? Lower temp, less agitation than normal naturals etc?
Hello, Mikkel! Thermal shock coffees usually work best with a “competition-style” brew meaning slightly coarser grind and lower water temperature to bring out clean, complex flavors without overpowering fermentation notes. There’s no fixed recipe, but here’s a solid starting point: 15 g coffee, 240 ml water, 90.6°C. Bloom with 30 g → at 0:30 pour 70 g → at 1:00 pour another 70 g → at 1:30 pour the final 70 g. Total brew time: about 2:00–2:15 min.
Or feel free to try other recipes these coffees reward a bit of experimentation! Have a nice day! :)