The taste of Christmas: New Buendía Coffee with Amarillo de Manzanares aguardiente flavor

 

A new edition of Buendía Coffee has just been launched on the market. This new flavor represents a milestone in the country’s business collaboration and in the innovation of 100% Colombian freeze-dried coffee. According to Buencafé CEO Mauricio Trujillo Díaz, “This alliance between Buencafé and Industria Licorera de Caldas reflects the strength that is achieved when two leading companies come together to offer Colombians the best of their products.”

Diego Angelillis Quinceno, General Manager of ILC, said that this launch “is a celebration of our shared principles: to have no boundaries in innovation and to be pioneers in generating conversations, encounters, and accompanying our best moments to create unique experiences.”

Café Buendía aguardiente flavor, special edition Aguardiente Amarillo de Manzanares, represents the perfect fusion of two worlds and will soon be available at points of sale throughout the country for a limited time. Buy it, try it, and enjoy its sweet, vibrant, and playful aroma; its warm, familiar, and deeply ours notes.

This launch is important because it combines the best of both industries. On the one hand, there is coffee, a symbol of energy, drive, and work, indispensable for overcoming challenges; on the other, there is Aguardiente Amarillo de Manzanares, associated with celebration and the freedom to enjoy the products we like best. Both are distinctive elements of our region and country, and they fit like a glove for the season and the December holidays.

Both products, Café Buendía and Aguardiente Amarillo de Manzanares, are the perfect excuses for gatherings and get-togethers, which is why this limited edition of Café Buendía with the flavor of Aguardiente Amarillo de Manzanares is the perfect choice for the holiday season.

We invite you to enjoy this new product, to celebrate intimately with every sip, but above all, to carry in your palate and in your heart the flavors that make you feel at home, in this land: Aguardiente Amarillo de Manzanares and Café Buendía, 100% Colombian freeze-dried coffee.

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