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FINCA MILAN [SAKURA COMPETION]

£27.50

  • Kiwi, Lime, Skittles, Grape
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Coffee Details

Country of Origin
Colombia
Region
Risaralda
Varietal
Wush Wush
Process
Co-ferment
Roast Level
Light
Producer
Julio Madrid
Farm
Finca Milan

What to expect

In the cup you can find

Kiwi, Lime, Skittles, Grape

About Tanat Coffee

Tanat roasts specialty coffee in Paris, opening a new chapter after its earlier life as Kawa. It sources directly from producers and roasts with precision, pursuing clean, balanced profiles that preserve each coffee’s terroir, identity and aromatic character.

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Roaster notes



Colombia — Julio Madrid Finca Milán Sakura Wush Wush (Culturing / Competition)

Tastes Like — 🍇 Grape • 🍬 Skittles • 🍋 Lime • 🥝 Kiwi

DETAILS

  • Producer: Julio Madrid (Café Uba)
  • Farm: Finca Milán
  • Region: Risaralda, Colombia
  • Varietal: Wush Wush
  • Process: Culturing (Nitrogen Atmosphere Anaerobic Fermentation with Specific Yeasts)
  • Harvest: 2025
  • Score: 89 SCA
  • Size: 100g

INTRO

A competition-grade micro-lot from Julio Madrid's Finca Milán — the Sakura, a companion to the Logan, built on Wush Wush rather than Geisha and taken in an entirely different aromatic direction. Where Logan delivers creamy dark fruit, Sakura is ultra-funky, intensely fruited, and wildly sweet. A nitrogen-atmosphere anaerobic fermentation with two specific yeast strains and fresh fruit produces a cup of explosive complexity. In the cup: grape, Skittles, lime, and kiwi.

THE PRODUCER

Café Uba is a three-generation family enterprise rooted in Risaralda, Colombia, with operations across three distinct farms. At Finca Milán, tradition and innovation meet — unique fermentation protocols are developed here to explore new aromatic frontiers while preserving the natural environment. Competition lots at Finca Milán designate exceptional micro-lots of superior quality (SCA scores 88+–90+), created specifically for championship use and combining prestigious varieties with cutting-edge fermentation technology. The result is coffees of spectacular, ultra-complex aromatic profiles that push the boundaries of what specialty coffee can be.

Wush Wush is a rare Ethiopian Landrace variety first documented in the Wush Wush area of southwest Ethiopia, now cultivated in small quantities in Colombia. Celebrated for its vibrant tropical fruit character and intense aromatic expression, it is particularly responsive to experimental fermentation — a quality the Sakura process exploits to extraordinary effect.

THE PROCESS

The Sakura Culturing process at Finca Milán involves:

🍒 Hand-picking — Wush Wush cherries selectively harvested at peak ripeness 🧫 Specific yeast preparation — Two specific yeast strains (Kazachstania humilis and Kazachstania exigua) selected and prepared alongside fresh fruit 🔒 Nitrogen atmosphere fermentation — Coffee fermented under a modified nitrogen atmosphere in a sealed anaerobic environment, optimising microbial activity and catalysing complex aromatic development 🌡️ Environmental monitoring — Temperature and conditions carefully managed throughout ☀️ Drying — Dried to optimal moisture content after fermentation

The nitrogen atmosphere fermentation with specific yeast strains is the defining step — by precisely selecting Kazachstania humilis and Kazachstania exigua and creating an optimised anaerobic environment through nitrogen modification, Julio and Andres Julio Quinceno direct microbial activity with extraordinary precision, building the explosive tropical fruit and confectionary complexity that define this Sakura lot while maintaining the clarity and structure that earn it competition scores.

THE CUP

An ultra-funky, intensely fruited, and wildly sweet competition Wush Wush from one of Risaralda's most technically ambitious producers — grape and Skittles candy up front, with a sharp lime acidity and cool kiwi sweetness in a cup that is as joyful as it is technically accomplished. Finca Milán's Sakura process at its most explosive.

Flavour Notes

🍇 Grape 🍬 Skittles 🍋 Lime 🥝 Kiwi

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Country of Origin

Colombia, South America

In this coffee

  • Kiwi
  • Lime
  • Skittles
  • Grape

This lot’s process Sakura Culturing

About this origin Colombia’s three Andean ranges create an exceptional range of climates and harvest seasons. Its coffees often combine caramel-like sweetness with citrus, red fruit and florals, ranging from comforting and balanced to intensely expressive.

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Coffee Process

Co-Ferment

In this coffee

  • Kiwi
  • Lime
  • Skittles
  • Grape

This lot’s process Sakura Culturing

How it works Producers use “co-ferment” for different recipes, often involving fruit, juice, botanicals or a prepared fermentation medium. The producer’s details should explain exactly what was added and when.

Typical influence The added input can strongly influence the cup, but the result depends on the producer’s recipe. This coffee’s own tasting notes are the best guide.

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Coffee Variety

In this coffee

  • Kiwi
  • Lime
  • Skittles
  • Grape

This lot’s process Sakura Culturing

About this variety

Wush Wush is often selected for an aromatic, floral and fruit-forward cup. Tropical fruit, stone fruit and tea-like qualities are useful references, not a guarantee.

Why this one is different
  • Colombia
  • Risaralda
  • Co-ferment

Colombian Wush Wush is often highly aromatic, with jasmine, bergamot, lime and vivid tropical or dark fruit. In the reviewed coffees, those flavours are amplified in very different ways by natural, advanced washed and cultured co-ferment processing. Expect an expressive cup, but use the producer's tasting notes to judge whether it leans floral, juicy or candy-like.

Co-ferment covers different producer-defined recipes involving added ingredients or fermentation media. It can strongly influence the cup, so the producer’s disclosure and this coffee’s tasting notes are the best guide.

A little background

Wush Wush takes its name from an area in south-western Ethiopia and has been planted by Colombian specialty producers for several decades. Colombia's high-grown lots have helped make it known internationally, often through ambitious processing that adds a strong producer signature.

Identification note Wush Wush is used for Ethiopian-origin plant material grown in Colombia, but the exact identity of each planting is rarely backed by public genetic testing. The producer's traceability and process remain essential context.

Classification Ethiopian landrace

Technical lineage Ethiopian-origin plant material named for Wush Wush. Exact farm-level genetic identity is not assumed without testing.

Variety is a guide, not a flavour guarantee. Lot notes are more specific.

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