INFERNAL CLEANSING, Colombia
Raspberry Jelly, Cranberry, Pink Marshmallow
| Producer | Jhoan Vergara |
| Farm | Las Flores |
| Region | Acevedo, Huila |
| Varietal | Java |
| Processing | Thermal Shock Natural |
| Altitude | 1,750 - 1,900 MASL |
From the elevated soils of Acevedo, Huila, this Java is shaped under the direction of Jhoan Vergara at Finca Las Flores, a producer whose name now sits firmly among the most progressive in Colombia. Raised within a coffee family established in the region since 1990, Jhoan has expanded the farm beyond inheritance into innovation, pairing technical study with disciplined experimentation in fermentation, microbial control and drying architecture.
Las Flores operates less as a traditional estate and more as a controlled laboratory of varietal and process refinement. Alongside his brother Diego, Jhoan cultivates Java, Pink Bourbon, Maracaturra, Tabi and Gesha with measured intent. Each lot is processed through protocols built specifically for its genetic and structural profile. Thermal shock, calibrated oxidation, anaerobic intervals and sealed mechanical drying are not embellishments but instruments. Their coffees have been selected repeatedly by national champions and world competitors, recognised for clarity, saturation and precision rather than excess.
Infernal Cleansing was conjured from this crucible of precision and intent. Production was deliberately confined to an exceptionally limited yield. Black Mass is honoured to have secured a portion of this total nanolot, a release measured in scarcity rather than volume.
Cherries are harvested at peak ripeness and subjected to controlled processing designed to intensify purity of expression. Nothing is rushed. Nothing is improvised. Each stage exists to refine structure and preserve varietal identity.
In the cup: Raspberry Jelly, Cranberry, Pink Marshmallow. Vivid fruit anchored by composed sweetness and a clean, exacting finish. Expressive yet disciplined.
Availability is not cyclical. It is a fixed point in time. Once depleted, this lot will not return in identical form. Climate shifts. Microbial ecosystems evolve. Process variables adapt. What stands here is singular to this harvest, this execution, this moment.
