Comparison

Sightglass Coffee Colombia, La Magdalena, Tolima - Certified Organic vs Verve Colombia José Martínez

Two coffees that land close together on paper: lighter roast and also from Colombia. Side by side, from each roaster's own listing.

Colombia, La Magdalena, Tolima - Certified OrganicColombia José Martínez
RoasterSightglass CoffeeVerve
FormatWhole bean · GroundWhole bean · Ground
RoastMedium-lightLight
OriginColombiaColombia
ProcessWashedWashed
Tasting notestoffee, apple, Concord grapepear, nectarine, brown sugar
CaffeineRegularRegular
CertificationsUSDA OrganicDirect Trade
Typical price$$$$$
Sightglass Coffee

Colombia, La Magdalena, Tolima - Certified Organic

Concord grape is the note that jumps out, next to toffee and apple. A washed, certified organic Colombian at a medium-light roast. Ground is offered for drip and pour-over, which suits a lighter coffee like this.

Pick it if you like a darker roast; toffee, apple and Concord grape sound good to you; organic matters to you.

Best for Organic buyers who like a grape-and-toffee cup

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Verve

Colombia José Martínez

Pink Bourbon from Huila, grown at 1,800 meters, washed and roasted light. Pear, nectarine and brown sugar. Direct trade and roasted to order. Grinds are offered for pour-over, drip and espresso.

Pick it if you like a lighter roast; pear, nectarine and brown sugar sound good to you.

Best for Pour-over drinkers who like stone fruit

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Built from each roaster's own product listing and our takes. We haven't tasted these side by side; see how we research.