Zero-G Decaf

Zero-G is a beautiful decaf grown in partnership with our friends 1600-1800 meters above sea level in Huila, Colombia. As a medium roast, this coffee performs well as an espresso or filter, yielding a balanced cup with a soft mouthfeel and balanced acidity.







$20.00
$20.00
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Shipping Information

We ship to the lower 48 states of America and charge a flat rate of $3.00 per order. Our light roast coffee has a blue sticker, and the dark roast has an orange sticker. Biota’s 1x per month subscription includes two 12 oz. bags. Orders placed by Tuesday at midnight are roasted + packed on Wednesdays and shipped via USPS on Thursday mornings. All other orders are fulfilled on a rolling basis.

Flavor Profile

Origin
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Huila, Colombia 

Process
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Sugarcane Decaffeination

Tasting Notes
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Applesauce, Soft Mouthfeel, Heirloom Tomato

Duration of Partnership
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One Year

Pricing
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$4.50 FOB (Free On Board)/lb - Price Biota paid farmers directly for Zero-G
$2.79/lb - Fair Trade Certified Minimum
$2.44/lb - Average C Market Price

Origin

Huila, Colombia 

Process

Sugarcane Decaffeination

Tasting Notes

Applesauce, Soft Mouthfeel, Heirloom Tomato

Duration of Partnership

One Year

Pricing

$4.50 FOB (Free On Board)/lb - Price Biota paid farmers directly for Zero-G
$2.79/lb - Fair Trade Certified Minimum
$2.44/lb - Average C Market Price

Behind the Beans

The green coffee that makes its way into Zero-G was grown in partnership with Equation Coffee and contributes to their Soil Revolution Fund, which reinvests 5¢ per pound of coffee sold into technical support to help small-scale farmers in Colombia promote soil regeneration. They do so by intercropping coffee plants with beans to fix nitrogen in the soil, establishing vermicompost systems to replace chemical fertilizers, and planting native shade trees.

The green coffee that makes its way into Zero-G was grown in partnership with Equation Coffee and contributes to their Soil Revolution Fund, which reinvests 5¢ per pound of coffee sold into technical support to help small-scale farmers in Colombia promote soil regeneration. They do so by intercropping coffee plants with beans to fix nitrogen in the soil, establishing vermicompost systems to replace chemical fertilizers, and planting native shade trees.

Behind the Beans

The green coffee that makes its way into Zero-G was grown in partnership with Equation Coffee and contributes to their Soil Revolution Fund, which reinvests 5¢ per pound of coffee sold into technical support to help small-scale farmers in Colombia promote soil regeneration. They do so by intercropping coffee plants with beans to fix nitrogen in the soil, establishing vermicompost systems to replace chemical fertilizers, and planting native shade trees.