Nariño is a region in the southwest of Colombia. It neighbors the Huila region, which is also one of our favorite growing regions of Colombia. Some of the best coffees from Colombia are grown here on the slopes of the Galeras volcano, high up in the Andes, approximately 100 kilometres from the Ecuador border, in the Inter-Andean Basin. The unique microclimate, altitude of the Andes, proximity to the equator and nutrient-rich volcanic soil make this an ideal area to produce excellent coffee. In the Cup : Roasted dark for a full-bodied effect, this unique Colombian has hints of creamy almond and dark brown sugar with a slight dried cherry finish. Technical Information : Country Origin : Colombia Region : Sandona, Narino Farm : Regional Co-op Altitude : 1600 - 1800 M Varietal: 30% Caturra, 70% Castllo Processing: Fully washed and sundered Roast Level : Medium-Dark reference : http://www.standingstonecoffeecompany.com/colombia.php