Boyacá

Andean department with coffee in 39 municipalities and about 10,300 ha, far smaller than the core coffee departments.

Castillo

Castillo replaced Caturra across much of Colombia after the Colombia variety's rust resistance broke down.

Cenicafé bred six named regional selections of Castillo, each fitted to a specific growing zone, rather than releasing one nationwide variety.

Washed

Removes skin and pulp, ferments the mucilage off the beans, then dries. The most common process and often linked to the highest quality.