Two Colombian coffees in one cup. Sixty percent is Jairo Arcila's Castillo from Santa Mónica in Quindío, fermented dry and anaerobic for 72 hours with cinnamon, then dried as a honey. The other forty is a washed Caturra and Castillo from smallholders in Inzá, Cauca, bringing plum, tangerine and a touch of nutmeg.