Description
Ethiopia Sidamo
Region Sidama, Oromia
Grade 4
Process Method: Natural
In the Cup:
full silky body – dark cocoa & soft fruit spicy(clove and cinnamon), molasses, dry chocolate,
winey
Region Sidama, Oromia
Grade 4
Process Method: Natural
In the Cup:
full silky body – dark cocoa & soft fruit spicy(clove and cinnamon), molasses, dry chocolate,
winey
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Farm El Paraiso farm
Region Apaneca-Ilamatepec, El Salvador
Varietals :Bourbon, Obata, Marsellesa
Farm Owner: Claudia Mathies De Rank
Altitude: 1390 MASL
Certification : Café Practices Certified
high scoring coffee
Boozy Cherry ripe Chewy Coconut Dark Chocolate Medium Body Rum Spicy
versatile and delicious
Claudia is a 4th generation Coffee Producer. El Paraiso farm
has been owned by Claudia’s family since the 1800s.
Claudia’s farm is Café Practices Certified. Café Practices
verified that every three month a doctor comes to the farm and
supplies medical assistance and medicine at no cost to the
workers. They also host a Christmas party for the workers
children and the surrounding communities.
TRACEABILITY
Apaneca-Ilamatepec, Canton Flor Amarilla Arriba Zone |
Production: 900-1,200 69kg bags | Farm size is 70 hectares |
Farm Owner: Claudia Mathies De Rank | Soil Type: Clay-Loam
Costa Rica – La Lapa
Region San Jose, Alajuela, Heredia, Central and West Valley
Producer: Select regional farms
Varietals: Caturra and Catau
Process: Washed
Altitude 900 – 1400 MASL
SHB, minimum 90% above screen 18
Cupping Notes:
notes of dark chocolate, caramel, prunes, juicy body
La Lapa is grown on small farms in the valleys and slopes of the Central and West Valley. This region’s soil has a slight acidity as a result of volcanic ashes. Both areas share well-defined wet and dry seasons, ideal for cherry development during the summer months. Altitude and climate define the size and hardness of the cherry, both factors influencing the quality in cup, particularly its acidity. Sound agricultural practices are under constant improvements for the farmers in conjunction with the mills. The convergence of the Caribbean and Pacific climates also play their part in the smooth delicate flavour, subtle acidity and subtle sweetness of the regions coffee. All the coffees are processed same day as harvesting at the Beneficio Santo Domingo mill.
nice body sweet – notes of Apple, Apricot, Sticky Toffee
TRACEABILITY
Farm size: 9.08 hectares | Farm Name: Loma Grande
Municipality: Tomalá | Village: Azacualpa