Ecuador x Colombia — Seasonal Blend

Tastes Like — 🍎 Red Apple • 🍒 Cranberry • 🍯 Brown Sugar • 🥧 Warm Apple Pie

INTRO — Cozy, Fresh, and Perfectly Seasonal

This limited seasonal blend brings together ultra-fresh coffees from two of Prodigal's favourite origins: Ecuador and Colombia. Roasted medium-light (a touch darker than our typical Prodigal profile), it’s designed to be comforting, flavoruful, and endlessly drinkable.

In the cup, it reminds us of warm apple pie—sweet, tart, spiced, and cozy. Red apple, cranberry brightness, and brown sugar sweetness shine through, creating a cup that is perky yet balanced, fruity yet familiar, and absolutely chuggable. We loved building this blend, and we hope it brings warmth to your mug all season long.

THE COMPONENTS — Ecuador + Colombia

This blend merges two expressive, high-elevation coffees:

• Ecuador — Typica Mejorado
  Floral, clean, and elegantly sweet with a naturally crisp fruit profile.

• Colombia — Caturra & Variedad Colombia
  Rounder, deeper sweetness with classic structure, balance, and warmth.

Together, they create a harmony of sparkling fruit and comforting sweetness.

THE PROCESS — Anaerobic Washed

Both components undergo anaerobic-washed fermentation, which adds clarity, well-defined acidity, and a refined sweetness. The process enhances apple-like malic acidity while retaining a soft, rounded texture—perfect for a blend meant to be inviting and expressive.

THE CUP — Cozy, Fruity, Sweet

Expect a cup that is both lively and comforting:

• 🍎 Red Apple — crisp, clean malic acidity

• 🍒 Cranberry — tart and bright

• 🍯 Brown Sugar — warm sweetness

• 🥧 Apple Pie — the overall impression: cozy, balanced, nostalgic

A coffee that is unique enough to savour, cozy enough to sip all day.

DETAILS

Process: Anaerobic Washed
Regions: Ecuador & Colombia
Varieties: Typica Mejorado, Caturra, Var. Colombia
Roast Level: Medium-Light

What is the roast recency?

Prodigal’s published guidance recommends 3–4 weeks of rest after roasting. See Rest guidance for the selected batch’s current status.

What does 'Filter' or 'Espresso' Roast mean?

Typically filter is roasted lighter than espresso, though this is not always the case. Several factors play into what brands a Prodigal coffee as 'filter' or 'espresso', which includes the roast profile - i.e. how the beans are roasted, not just how developed a roast it is. It doesn't preclude you from using the beans for espresso though!