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Taste the worst and best of Colombian coffee at Cofinet event

by Ethan Miller
September 19, 2018
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Cofinet will host a cupping of The Worst and the Best of Colombian Coffee in Melbourne on 20 September and Adelaide on 24 September.

The educational events will touch base on the evolution of Colombian coffees and include tastings of the coffees from Colombia’s coffee growing regions.

The Melbourne event will be held at Proud Mary, 200 Wellington Street, Collingwood.

The Adelaide event will be held at Soho Coffee Roasters, 233 Morphett Street.

Brothers Carlos and Felipe Arcila founded Cofinet in 2015 to create a direct link between Colombian farmers and roasters in Australia and New Zealand.

For more information about Cofinet, read this article from the February edition of BeanScene magazine.

Both events begin at 6pm. To RSVP or for more information, email events@cofinet.com.au

Tags: Carlos Arcilacoffee eventCofinetColombiaeducationFelipe ArcilaWorst and Best of Colombian Coffee

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