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Guatemala Santa Elisa Nº 370
Tastes Like:
Milk Chocolate, Pear, Sugar Cane
Roast:
Finca Santa Elisa is located near the town of San Pedro Yepocapa in Guatemala’s Acatenango region. Rich volcanic soils, cool temperatures and cloud forests Read more
About Guatemala Santa Elisa Nº 370
Finca Santa Elisa is located near the town of San Pedro Yepocapa in Guatemala’s Acatenango region. Rich volcanic soils, cool temperatures and cloud forests create ideal conditions for growing high-quality speciality coffee.
This coffee from Santa Elisa is a beautifully balanced classic. We’ve roasted it to bring out its natural sweetness, fresh fruit notes and delicate honeyed florals. As the sugars caramelise during roasting, rich milk chocolate flavours develop, creating a smooth, versatile and seriously easy-drinking brew.
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Roasted & dispatched the next working day with Royal Mail Tracked service.
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Guatemala
Washed
Finca Santa Elisa Estate
San Pedro Yepocapa, Acatenango
1200m - 1700m
Various
As one of the larger estates in the region, Santa Elisa is an important source of employment and income for the local community. But despite its size, the farm was struggling in 2017, producing just 700 quintales of coffee cherries. Since then, significant investment and a new approach to farm management have transformed production, with the farm now producing around 34,000 quintales of cherries.
This lot was processed by Los Volcanes Coffee at its Beneficio La Esperanza mill in Antigua. Coffee production here comes with an unusual challenge: ash from nearby volcanic eruptions can settle on the cherries. The fruit needs to be thoroughly washed before processing, as any remaining ash can affect quality and even cause problems with the depulping equipment.
Ash says...
Great for filter or short milk drinks!
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