Varietal – Caturra – Castillo
Region Huila
Altitude 1600-2000
Process – Fully Washed
Cup Profile
smooth well rounded cup chocolate /cocoa base toffee notes crisp balanced acidity long sweet finish a classic from this region
Bean Grading
“Excelso” is the common grading term for exportable coffee from Colombia – it is not related to the varietal or to the cupping profile.
Colombian coffee is graded according to bean size: Supremo and Excelso beans are harvested from the same coffee trees, but they are sorted by size. Excelso coffee beans are large, but slightly smaller than Supremo coffee beans with a 15/16 screen size compared to 17/18 for Supremo Excelso accounts for the greatest volume of coffee exported from Colombia
we love this bean its clean simple and it just works on multiple roast profiles
Mexico Monte Azul Mountain Water Decaf – Rainforest Certified
REGION: Chiapas, Mexico
VARIETAL: Catuai and Typica
PROCESS: Fully Washed & Decaffeinated using Mountain Water Process
ALTITUDE: 1200m – 1800m
CUP PROFILE
• Cocoa • Toffee spice, hints of Glacé Cherry /ripe fruit notes of • full flavor & full body balanced coffee sweet clean aftertaste.
Process
This coffee is decaffeinated using the Mountain Water Process which involves sourcing
natural mountain water from Pico De Orizaba (one of the largest mountains in mexico. The coffee is soaked and washed in clean water numerous times and then the water is passed through a caffeine filter before being re-introduced to the coffee. This natural process leaves a full flavored coffee without any chemical residue.
Red apple, Raspberry, Milk chocolate, blueberry, red grape, Almond, caramel
Regional Lots
This coffee comes from the region of Cauca in the south of Colombia. Cauca is relatively flat when looking at other Colombian growing regions, which means the coffee produced benefits from more consistent conditions. Wilton’s regional lots are a mixed harvest from farmers nearby Granja Paraiso 92. Wilton sources freshly harvested coffee cherries from farmers. He then brings the cherries to his processing facility near a town called Piendamo, where he generally ferments the coffee for 36 hours. The coffee is depulped, washed and dried in his state of the art facility. Far More requested that Wilton produce a higher volume coffee with a more accessible price point, and more broadly appreciated tasting notes – his regional series is the result of discussion and testing mainly from 2021-2023, though feedback is always being passed along.
Wilton Benitez is a Colombian coffee producer with over 26 years of experience in coffee cultivation and 16 years specializing in high-quality, exotic specialty coffee. His family farm, Granja Paraíso 92, located in Piendamó, Cauca, Colombia, is renowned for its innovative and scientific approach to coffee production. The farm, spanning 100 hectares (20% of which is protected forest), operates at altitudes between 1,750 and 2,100 meters above sea level, benefiting from volcanic soil near the Puracé Volcano and equatorial sunlight, which enhance coffee quality.
for more info on this brilliant producer please see below:
Region Alta Mogiana Sao Paulo Brazil
Growing Height: 1250m
Process Natural
Farmer: Gabriel Olveira (owner of Bom Jesus Farm)
Varietal: Yellow Obata
Certifications : AMSC; BSCA UTZ; RFA( genuine rainforest coffee)
17+Screen Size
PMH 183
*******only one bag *******
Cup Profile
full body some milk chocolate notes – Lemon sorbet and vanilla custard sweetness creamy finish a refreshing
& complex coffee (makes a delicious punchy espresso)
Kapel Farms has been producing Specialty Coffee for the
past decade in Guatemala and El Salvador. Kapels
farms are strategically positioned in key coffee producing
regions in both countries.
Finca Santa Paula is located in the Cobán Region close to
the village of Pocolá in the Department of Alta Verapaz.
This region has their own microclimates that insure best of
class results of the varieties grown; Bourbon, Caturra and
Pacas. Finca Santa Paula overall size is 59 hectares. 57.27
of this is for trees and 1.74 hectares is on infrastructure,
including roads.
Chocolate Caramel apple notes Juicy mouthfeel great as a pourover or pushed as an espresso great flavor
Owner – Productores orgánicos de la zona alta de Ixtlan S.C de R.L
the organisation also promotes soil conservation bans herbicides prohibits tree felling conserves water sources – this coop has The cooperative behind Nube Alta, such as Productores Organicos de la Zona Alta de Ixtlan, emphasizes sustainable practices, including organic certification, soil conservation, and fair labor policies, reflecting a commitment to both quality and community. This coffee stands out as a representation of Oaxaca’s potential in the specialty coffee world, balancing tradition with meticulous care in cultivation and processing.
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
Coffee Profile
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
