Sunset’s documented coffee comes from women producers in the ASOPEP cooperative in Tolima, Colombia. Ethyl acetate decaffeination and maple, vanilla and dark-chocolate notes give this Traveling Gnome coffee a clearer identity than a generic evening blend.Coffee profile Origin Tolima, Colombia Producer ASOPEP; women-produced lot Cultivars Castillo, Caturra, Colombia Decaffeination Ethyl acetate Profile Maple, vanilla, dark chocolate Options Multiple sizes, roast levels and preparations About this coffeeJoshua Tree sunsets inspired the name. The source’s medium-roast description is the reference profile, but this store also lists light, medium-dark and dark options. The roaster’s source statement assigns 10% of Sunset sales to the National Parks Conservation Association; no new promotion terms are added here.Preparation and selectionSelect roast level before dialing in: a light selection may need more extraction than a dark one. For medium, try 20 g coffee to 320 g water and watch for maple sweetness as it cools. Keep dose fixed while adjusting grind, particularly when moving from regular coffee to decaf.Is every Sunset variant medium roast?No. Although the narrative describes medium, the live selector offers several roast levels. The chosen variant determines which roast you are ordering.Whole-bean equipment for Traveling Gnome Sunset Colombian Decaf Coffee: Turin DF64 grinder. For a different option, compare Traveling Gnome Palouse La Labor Honduras Coffee in our Specialty Coffee collection.
