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El Salvador Finca Nazareth

<p>Sundried for 30 days on raised beds using 4 hours daily direct sunlight and using natural shade for the coffee to dry slower in order to have a homogeneous and brighter cup as and end result. They thicken the layers of coffee on a daily bases to create the slow drying process.</p> <p><strong>FINCA DESCRIPTION:</strong></p> <p>Finca Nazareth owned by ANDRES ACOSTA (6th generation), is located in the town of Apaneca, Ahuachapan. The growing conditions at the finca are characterized by the altitude that goes from 1500 to 1650 m, having clay loam soil which is the perfect one to grow coffee and presenting a lot of organic matter that helps the coffee trees to develop better flavors in the cup. Nazareth consists of 4 lots called: ‘Casco de Finca’, ‘El Amate’, ‘Bavaria’ and ‘Sintegual’.</p> <p>At Nazareth they grow Pacamara, Bourbon, Yellow Caturra and SL-34 varieties with bourbon being the main one. </p> <p><strong>REGION: </strong>apaneca, ahuachapan</p> <p><strong>LOT:</strong> ‘bournbon - natural' (shg - 0-5 defects, screen 15)</p> <p></p>
Price €10.00

Guatemala Finca Jacinto

<p class="PDq2pG_selectionAnchorContainer"><strong>Guatemala – Jacinto Ojo de Agua – Washed Bourbon</strong><span class="PDq2pG_selectionAnchor"></span></p> <h3>Short description</h3> <p>A bright and naturally sweet Bourbon from Huehuetenango, produced at 1,800 metres by brothers Francisco and Pedro Jacinto. Its sparkling acidity and distinctive fruity character reflect the exceptional high-altitude terroir of this renowned Guatemalan region.</p> <h3>Full description</h3> <p><strong>A high-altitude coffee from Huehuetenango</strong></p> <p>This Bourbon coffee is produced by brothers Francisco and Pedro Jacinto in Ojo de Agua, San Pedro Necta. Their 15-hectare farm lies at an altitude of 1,800 metres in Huehuetenango, one of Guatemala’s most celebrated coffee-growing regions.</p> <p>Since 2012, the brothers have worked with Rosma Coffeelands to improve quality and ensure full traceability. This partnership allows them to preserve the individual identity of their coffee rather than blending it with coffees from numerous other farms.</p> <p><strong>Careful harvesting and processing</strong></p> <p>The ripe coffee cherries are selectively handpicked and pulped on the farm using a drum pulper. The coffee is then fermented in tanks for 40 hours before being washed with clean water.</p> <p>The parchment coffee is sun-dried on patios for approximately 8 to 10 days and regularly turned to ensure even drying. After drying, it rests for around two months in a low-humidity warehouse in Huehuetenango before being prepared for export.</p> <p><strong>In the cup</strong></p> <p>A bright, sweet and elegant coffee with sparkling acidity and a distinctive fruity character—qualities for which Huehuetenango coffees are renowned.</p>
Price €10.00