Emerald Series: Filadelfia
  • C-Market at purchase time = $4/lb
  • Paid price for Filadelfia = FOT $10.4/lb

All our coffee is roasted on Mondays, and always ships out the same week: 

  • Orders before Tuesday 8:00 am PST: Ships out on Tuesday.

  • Orders before Wednesday 8:00 am PST: Ships out on Wednesday.

  • Orders before Friday 8:00 am PST: Ships out on Friday.

  • Orders after Friday 8:00 am PST will be shipped out the following Tuesday.

  • Coffee or other perishables: Not eligible for refund.

Emerald Series: Filadelfia

Run by Ramón Hoyos, Filadelfia II is part of the larger Filadelfia farm, a family inheritance shared among twelve siblings who each steward a piece of the land. Though divided in sections, they remain united in purpose, keeping the original name in honor of their parents.

Coffee grower
Ramón Hoyos
Notes in cup
Pineapple, Hibiskus, Agave
Origin
Colombia, Huila, San Agustin
Varietal
Gesha
Process
Honey Anaerobic Fermentation
Quantity
Locked flat shipping rate of $6.99 (USA territory).
  • C-Market at purchase time = $4/lb
  • Paid price for Filadelfia = FOT $10.4/lb

All our coffee is roasted on Mondays, and always ships out the same week: 

  • Orders before Tuesday 8:00 am PST: Ships out on Tuesday.

  • Orders before Wednesday 8:00 am PST: Ships out on Wednesday.

  • Orders before Friday 8:00 am PST: Ships out on Friday.

  • Orders after Friday 8:00 am PST will be shipped out the following Tuesday.

  • Coffee or other perishables: Not eligible for refund.

Process & Perspective

Filadelfia is a shared inheritance. A coffee farm divided among twelve siblings, each stewarding their own section while preserving one name in honor of their parents. What remains intact is a collective philosophy: care for the land, respect tradition, and pursue quality with intention. This coffee comes from Filadelfia II, overseen by Ramón Hoyos, whose work bridges family legacy with forward-thinking coffee craft

This Gesha is processed using a honey method with anaerobic fermentation, a deliberate approach that amplifies clarity whilepreserving elegance. Ramón’s curiosity and technical rigor are central here.

Beyond managing the farm, he has spent over a decade as Head of Quality and Buyer at InConexus, mentoring producers across Huila, competing, cupping, and refining practices at a regional level

On site, Ramón built a small laboratory, both experimental space and communal resource where new processing ideas are tested and shared. Filadelfia has become a place of collaboration, learning, and quiet innovation, extending its impact beyond its own borders.

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About Gesha

Gesha is a coffee varietal with roots in Ethiopia, later refined and brought into focus through plantings in Panama. It is recognized for its naturally aromatic character and delicate structure, often expressing floral tones, soft stone fruit, and citrus rather than heavier, roasted profiles. When cultivated at high elevations and approached with care, Gesha offers exceptional clarity and precision in the cup.

Low yields and demanding agricultural requirements keep it rare, while its elegance and consistency have established it as a reference point for producers, competitors, and collectors within specialty coffee.

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F.A.Q.S

Why do you exclusively offer Colombian coffees?
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From the very beginning of The Boy & The Bear – Coffee Roastery, our mission has been to uphold a commitment to genuine and transparent coffee processes. We take pride in meticulously overseeing the journey from coffee crop to your cup to ensure we serve nothing short of the best. Our dedication extends beyond coffee; it's about sharing our rich Colombian culture with our community

At The Boy & The Bear, it's not just about the specialty Colombian coffees. It's an immersive experience that encapsulates Colombian culture, its vibrant people, spirited music, and everything that embodies the positivity and liveliness of our country. As our founder, Andres Piñeros, beautifully puts it: "The Boy & The Bear – Coffee Roastery is a magical surrealism of the Colombian coffee experience and the culture that surrounds it." We invite you to savor this enchanting journey with us.

Do you offer pre-ground for espresso?
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We don’t offer pre-ground espresso because every machine is different. It is never a "one size- fits all".

For the best results, we recommend grinding fresh to match your setup.

Perfect brewing recipe for Filter coffee
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At the Boy and the Bear, we pride ourselves on staying ahead of the industry and having a deeper understanding of coffee extraction.

Utilizing physics and data collected by ourselves and our colleagues, we have come to the conclusion that the ideal ratio for filter is 1 gram for every 17 grams (or milliliters) of water.

Our ideal beverage yield is:
10oz or 295 grams, to achieve this, we use 20 grams of coffee and 340 grams of water.

Since our coffees are a lighter development, we recommend using water in the 201° - 203°F. And remember, the better your water = the better the coffee.

For any further help or questions, email us or visit one of our cafes and ask one of our knowledgeable staff.

Happy sipping!

Perfect brewing recipe for espresso
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While espresso can be a more involved extraction, a good starting point for all of our coffees is:

1:2; 1 gram of coffee for every 2 grams (or milliliters) of water.

In the cafes, we currently use 16 grams of coffee for 34 milliliters of extracted coffee at around 30 - 32 seconds in time with ideal water quality.

Since our coffees are a slightly lighter development than most, we recommend using water around 201 - 202°F.

To trouble shoot your espresso extraction, grind your coffee finer if the espresso is sour or coarser if it is bitter to taste. To increase sweetness, increase your yield. To increase body, reduce the yield.

For any further help or questions, email us or visit one of our cafes and ask one of our knowledgeable staff.

Happy sipping!

What is the ideal resting period for brewing our coffees?
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When coffee is fresh out of the roasting process, the CO2 retention is at the highest point it could possibly be at. Within the first 4 - 7 days, coffee releases 90% CO2 and 10% nitrogen from the roasting process, making 7 - 14 days off roast the peak consumption time for filter coffee.

Espresso is slightly more forgiving and can still extract incredible flavors up until 6 weeks from the initial roast date.