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Region: Cerrado

Altitude: 900-1250masl

Roast Level: Light

Process: natural

Our taste notes: molasses, cocoa powder, peanut brittle

 

Brazil is the largest coffee-producing country in the world and the Cerrado region is one of the most notable. Cerrado features a variety of biomes, from forests to marshlands to grasslands. Most coffees out of the Cerrado region are processed using natural and pulped-natural methods, which often yield a smooth cup of coffee with strong chocolate and nutty notes and low citric acid.

Brazil 

ETHIOPIA
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Region: Sidamo

Micro-region: Yirgacheffe*

Altitude: 1800-2100

Roast Level: Medium

Process: natural

Our taste notes: berries, almond, caramel

 

*Due to ongoing unrest in Ethiopia and the Red Sea, our Ethiopia in stock may change due to the rise in demand and prices.

 

Ethiopia is the fourth largest coffee-producing country in the world and is well-known if its high-grown, fruity, and floral beans. Yirgacheffe is a micro-region within the greater Sidamo region and is renowned for its coffee’s fruitiness and complexity. Its higher elevation results in slower growing coffee, which allows for more flavor development.

Ethiopia

Mexico
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Medium

Region: Chiapas

Altitude: 900-1600masl

Roast Level: medium

Process: washed

Our taste notes: raisin, walnut, cocoa

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Dark

Region: Chiapas

Altitude: 900-1600masl

Roast Level: dark

Process: washed

Our taste notes: dark chocolate, smoky, walnut, citrus

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Decaf

Region: Chiapas

Altitude: 900 - 1600masl

Roast Level: medium

Process: mountain water process

Our taste notes: nougat and caramel

 

Chiapas is the southernmost region in Mexico, sharing a border with Guatemala to the west, and the Mexican state of Oaxaca to the east. Mexico is the world’s tenth-largest producer of coffee, with most of its production occurring in the Chiapas and Oaxacan states. The mountainous highlands offer an ideal climate for Coffea Arabica in terms of temperature and humidity. Mostly smallholders cultivate coffee in this region, often descendants of the Indigenous peoples who plant, harvest, and prepare the coffee by hand.

Mexico

HONDURAS
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Region: La Frontera

(municipalities of La Labor,

Fraternidad, Doors, Merendon,

Lucerna, and Sinuapa)

Farm: multiple small coop farms

Altitude: 1100-1650masl

Roast Level: Light

Process: honey 

Our taste notes: Brown sugar, baking spice, and raspberry

 

Though it’s not as well known as other producers in the coffee belt, Honduras is the eighth biggest coffee-producing country in the world. Honduras’ diverse geography and geology yields a larger spectrum of flavor profiles--from chocolate, caramel, and nutty to fruity and floral. Coffee grown along the border with Guatemala, La Frontera, is known for its complexity and fruit forward profiles. The rugged mountain terrain also makes transport more difficult, which has prevented commercial and exploitative coffee practices.

Honduras

PANAMA

Panama

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Region: Boquete

Farm: Finca La Santa;

family-owned, 225 hectare farm

Altitude: 1100-1400masl

Roast Level: medium

Process: washed

Our taste notes: Pear, lemon, honey, chocolate

 

Located in the Chiriquí Province, Boquete--sometimes called the “Napa Valley of Coffee”--is one of the oldest and best-known coffee growing regions of Panama. It features a unique microclimate that see high amounts of precipitation, a high elevation, and cooler temperatures through the growing season. The cooling effect is a result of the oceanic breezes from the Atlantic and Pacific which border the country on either side. 

NICARAGUA
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Nicaragua

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Region: Jinotega

Altitude: 1100-1700masl

Roast Level: light

Process: honey 

Our taste notes: grapefruit, chocolate, strawberry

 

The Jintoega region has been producing coffee for over 150 years and produces 80% of Nicaragua’s coffee. Its high elevation and rich volcanic soil provide optimal conditions for coffee growth. Most farms in the Jinotega region are small and owned and operated by families who use traditional farming and processing methods. Nicaraguan coffee is often “shade-grown,” which allows the beans more time to develop nuanced flavor profiles.

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Nicaragua

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Region: Segovia

Altitude: 1100 - 1700masl

Roast Level: dark

Process: washed

Our taste notes: dried fruit and toffee

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