Colombia SUNBURN

by Boo!

4.1(21 votes)
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Roastery
Boo!
Coffee Origin
Colombia specialty coffee Colombia
Region
Tolima
Variety
Red Bourbon, Yellow Bourbon
Roast Type
Filter
Process
Anaerobic
Flavour Profile
Guava, Blood orange, Papaya, Pomelo
Roast Level
Light to Medium Light
Brewing Method
Aeropress, Chemex, Clever dripper, French Press, Hario V60, Vacuum Pot

Boo Roastery brings you a limited summer edition that is guaranteed to get you going: the juicy Sunburn! This coffee is like the first sip of refreshing fruit juice in the sun – juicy, tropical, and absolutely unforgettable. With a smooth, balanced profile and citrus notes, it evokes summer bliss and is ideal for hot days. The flavor is a sweet, refreshing combination of guava, papaya, and blood orange, complemented by a slightly bitter pomelo finish. We recommend trying these beans cold, perhaps as a cold brew— you won't be disappointed!

Sunburn coffee comes from the El Vergel farm, run by the Bayter family in the Tolima region of Colombia. Originally focused on avocado cultivation, the farm decided to switch to coffee in 2016, planting Red and Yellow Caturra varieties on a small micro-lot surrounded by guava trees. Under the guidance of experienced expert Miguel Jimenez, the farmers began experimenting with fermentation methods, which led to the creation of an exceptional and innovative production. El Vergel has become one of the most interesting and innovative coffee producers in Colombia, with a focus on sustainability and a community-based approach that means the coffee is not only high quality but also responsibly grown.

Sunburn coffee is processed using natural anaerobic fermentation, which lasts 48 to 60 hours. After fermentation, the coffee cherries are dried on raised beds until their moisture content drops to 30%. The drying process is then completed using low-temperature mechanical drying to achieve a moisture content of 16-18%. After stabilizing for 45 days in GrainPro bags, the coffee is ready for export. This meticulous process ensures that the resulting coffee is clean, intense, and full of tropical fruit tones, which, combined with its complexity, create a unique experience in every cup. Sunburn is the ideal coffee for summer days – whether you prepare it as filter coffee or serve it over ice, it will always refresh and cheer you up.

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Reviews (21x)

Reviews Total
4.1 / 5
Recommended by
67%
14 out of 21 users
Miha Verified Customer July 31
Recommends
250g
My bag was very unevenly roasted -- but somehow still tasted amazing (in spite of or because of?)
Uneven roast. Required careful preparation, easy to get a bitter/burnt aftertaste
Marcela Verified Customer Show Original December 30, 2025
Recommends
250g
I bought it for cold brew, and it worked perfectly. Hopefully there will be something similar in the summer ️
n/a
Recipe
Preparation method: Cold brew Coffee (g): 30 Water (g): 500 Water temperature: room temperature, 5 degrees 14 hours Grinder (setting): coarse filter Process:
Jan Verified Customer Show Original November 12, 2025
Does not recommend
250g
Packaging
sour, difficult to drink
the beans look as if they have been roasted unevenly
Recipe
Preparation method: V60 Coffee (g): 30 Water (g): 480 Water temperature: Grinder (setting): Process:
ロランド Verified Customer October 1, 2025
Recommends
250g
Ioannis Verified Customer September 17, 2025
Recommends
250g
aroma
sweet
Recipe
Method of preparation: espresso and v 60
Coffee (g): 15
Water (g): 250
Water temperature:93
Grinder (settings): 5.5
Process: hario switch
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Questions (1x)

Questions Total
1
Answers Total
3
Translated from Kofio.cz Show Original
Hello, I ordered SOL SUMMER COFFEE blend - a summer limited edition from Gringo Nordic with a roasting date of July 24, 2025. My colleague bought the same coffee with the same roasting date, but with a roasting date of June 9, 2025. I have to say that they are completely different coffees. Mine has a distinct smell of cannabis. Everyone in the office agrees. Could you explain how this is possible? We are all having a good laugh about it. Did someone dry their goods during roasting and a pine cone fell into the coffee?
Your loyal customer, Ľ.J.
Translated from Kofio.cz Show Original
Good day, Mr. Ľ.J.. Thank you for your message – we were genuinely amused! It is true that even though it is the same coffee, different roasting dates or changes in the blend ratio can affect the taste more than one would expect. As for the hemp tone, no cones fell during roasting, but some fermentation processes (mainly anaerobic) can really create herbal or "grassy green" flavors that resemble this aroma. So everything is fine—just a selection in its wilder form. If you would like to recommend something less "cheerful," feel free to let us know. Have a nice day :)
Translated from Kofio.cz Show Original
#Eliška G: Hello Eliška, after some time, I have to say that the coffee, which I wrote smells like cannabis, is not to the liking of any of my colleagues. One colleague, who is very fond of coffee and buys only specialty coffees, even said that this coffee smells bad.
You offered to advise me on my selection. I would like to take you up on that. Could you recommend a coffee that is in the mid-price range and will delight my taste buds? It should be a coffee that is not too acidic, not overly fragrant, rather natural, but with an intense flavor and aroma. The coffee is prepared using a filter.
I would also like to try some coffee for a coffee maker. Thank you. I would appreciate it if you could respond to my question, but if not, it's not the end of the world. Have a nice day. Ľ.J.
Translated from Kofio.cz Show Original
Good day, Lubomír. We would be happy to recommend some coffees to you and have just sent you a list to your email address. Have a nice day! :)