TRADITIONAL 

    Nº 130 Guatemala Tajamuco

    Country: Huehuetenango, Guatemala
    Process: Washed
    Grown / Region: Unión Cantinil
    Altitude: 1500m - 1800m
    Varietals: Caturra, Catuai, Bourbon, Pache
    Producers: Local Smallholders

    Tasting Notes: Toasted Hazelnut, Molasses, Milk Chocolate
    Roast Level: Medium / Dark 4/5



    FARM NOTES:

    Tajamuco is named after the farmer's centre that serves the local coffee-growing community. The centre hosts a varietal garden, cupping facilities, and water filtration. The coffee is grown along the steep slopes of Huehuetenango, where the gradient is severe, but the terroir and rainfall is perfect for creating exceptional cup quality.

    Tajamuco is named after the farmer's centre that serves the local coffee-growing community. The centre hosts a varietal garden, cupping facilities, and water filtration. The coffee is grown along the steep slopes of Huehuetenango, where the gradient is severe, but the terroir and rainfall is perfect for creating exceptional cup quality.

    DISCOVERY

    Nº 131 Colombia Beatriz Giraldo

    Country: Riseralda, Colombia
    Process: Extended Fermentation, Washed
    Grown / Region: La Esperanza, Risaralda
    Altitude: 1450m - 1500m
    Varietals: Colombia, Castillo
    Producers: Beatriz Giraldo
    Tasting Notes: Baked Plum, Candied Lemon, Apricot
    Roast Level: Light / Medium 2/5


    FARM NOTES:

    This coffee hails from the Risaralda region of Colombia, and the farm of Beatriz Giraldo. Beatriz has managed the farm since 2002, her son is a certified Q processor and her daughter a biologist. Together they have developed an extended fermentation process, which involves sorted coffee cherry being left in sealed containers before pulping and washing. This gives the coffee a more complex flavour and highlights the dominant fruit flavours.

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