Colombian coffee workshop and tasting in La Candelaria
- When
- Every day
- Where
- Taller y degustación de café colombiano en La Candelaria · La Candelaria Get directions
- Price
- Check source
- Organizer
- Civitatis
Check source · Source: Civitatis
About this plan
If you want to understand coffee beyond your morning cup, this workshop in the heart of La Candelaria is a must. At one of the neighborhood's most loved cafes, a barista walks you through a hands-on look at Colombian coffee, where it comes from, and how to brew it.
The experience runs about an hour and a half. You taste four brewing methods: Chemex, V60, Aeropress, and French Press. After that, a blind tasting helps you spot a great coffee from an average one, paired with a slice of homemade cake.
At the end you get practical tips for buying good beans and recreating the same results at home. It is a different kind of plan, great for visitors who want more from Bogotá than photos of La Candelaria.
What to expect
- Tasting of four brewing methods
- 1.5 hour workshop in La Candelaria
- Blind tasting with homemade cake
- Tips for buying quality coffee
- Techniques for brewing coffee at home
Who it's for
For curious travelers, couples, and coffee fans who want to learn the process behind a good cup in a friendly, hands-on setting in the historic center of Bogotá.
Tips
- Arrive a few minutes early to get settled in the cafe
- Ask when you book if the session runs in Spanish or English
- Keep breakfast light, you will try several cups
- Bring a small notebook if you want to jot down the final tips
FAQ
How much does the coffee workshop in La Candelaria cost?
The experience is paid. The price can change by season and by the platform you book through. Check the current price on the official source before you sign up.
Where does the workshop take place?
The meeting point is Divino Café Especial, a well-known cafe in the La Candelaria neighborhood, the historic center of Bogotá. You can walk from Plaza de Bolívar, or take TransMilenio and get off at Las Aguas station.
How long is the experience?
The full activity lasts about an hour and a half. It covers the intro, the four-method tasting, the blind tasting, and the closing tips.
Do I need to know about coffee to join?
No prior experience is needed. The workshop works for curious beginners and coffee fans, and the barista explains every step.
Is this a good plan for kids?
It depends on the age. Younger kids often lose interest during the tasting. It tends to work better with teens or adults who enjoy the topic.
How do I book the workshop?
You can book through Civitatis, the official source for this experience. There you can see the date, the available time slot, and confirm your spot.
Dates and prices may change. Always confirm on the source page.
