Central America
Central American coffees are know for a clean, bright style. They are traditionally wet-processed and the result is a very balanced cup of coffee.
Costa Rica San Isidro Micro Lot
buy nowRegion/Producer: Palmeres
Varietal: Catura
Process: Honey Process
Roast Style: High-medium
Tasting Notes: Balanced acidity and syrupy body with notes of caramel and fresh citrus.
This coffee was produced by Coopepalmares Women-Owned Coffee growers from the region of San Isidro, Palmares, Alajuela, Costa Rica.
Guatemala Palo Alto Azul
buy nowRegion/Producer: Atingua/ Finca Agua
Varietal: Bourbone
Process: Washed, Shade-grown
Roast Style: High-medium
Tasting Notes: Balanced gentle acidity, deep chocolate body with a caramel nutty finish.
Mexico Chiappas
buy nowRegion/Producer: Chiappas/UDEPOM COOP
Varietal: Typica
Process: Washed
Roast Style: Medium-light
Tasting Notes: Snappy acidity and full bodied with a clean sweet finish. Similar to coffees from the Hue Hue Tnango region.
Nicaragua Segovia Organic Fair Trade
buy nowRegion/Producer: Segovia/Prodecoop
Varietal: Bourbone
Process: Washed
Roast Style: Low-medium
Tasting Notes: This is a good clean coffee with a decent body and a sweet finish with mild chocolate and vanilla tones. The aroma of the Segovia hints at a mild cherry toned fruit character and has a hint of nutty flavor and caramel syrup sweetness.