Colombia Marsella CMX
Apricot, Elderflower, and Orange on a carbonic maceration build.
Risaralda, CO · Carbonic Maceration
Producer
Paul and Kevin Doyle’s lots are carried by 2 different roasters. The same coffee, interpreted by 2 different roasting curves; a comparison nobody else can show you.
Producer overview
Paul and Kevin Doyle produce coffee in the Risaralda region of Colombia, operating at an altitude of 1700 meters. Their production centers on the geisha varietal, which accounts for the entirety of their catalog presence in our index.
Their process portfolio showcases experimental and traditional treatments, featuring both anaerobic washed and natural methods. These preparations highlight specific expressions of their harvest, particularly through specialized techniques like the hybrid washed method.
The catalog footprint for Paul and Kevin Doyle includes three recorded lots, all currently out of stock. Hydrangea Coffee is the single roaster identified in our data as carrying their lots, representing harvests evaluated within the index.
Recent catalog entries feature offerings such as the Mikava Estates Gesha Hybrid Washed and the Gesha Natural from Mikava Estates in Marsella, both prepared for Hydrangea Coffee. These lots illustrate the focus on distinct varietal and processing combinations originating from their farm.
The work of Paul and Kevin Doyle within the catalog is defined by a concentrated focus on the geisha variety paired with targeted processing methods.
Distilled from catalog data, COE history, and reviewer coverage.
Producer profile
Varietals
Processes
Altitude
1700–1700m
Harvests
Apricot, Elderflower, and Orange on a carbonic maceration build.
Risaralda, CO · Carbonic Maceration
Anaerobic Washed lot with Yellow Florals, Meyer Lemon, and Mix Berries in the cup.
Risaralda, CO · Anaerobic Washed
Peach, Hibiscus, and Violet on a natural build.
Risaralda, CO · Natural
Expect Yellow Florals, Meyer Lemon, and Mix Berries from this hybrid washed.
Risaralda, CO · Hybrid Washed
Related producers
Same country, shared varietals; other farmers whose lots Cherrybook has catalogued.