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Guatemala La Maravilla - Pache
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Guatemala La Maravilla - Pache

Guatemala La Maravilla - Pache is a Guatemala, Washed, Pache SR coffee from Townsfolk Coffee.

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Details

Origin
Guatemala
Process
Washed
Variety
Pache SR
Producer
Mauricio Rosales
Available Sizes▾
  • 100g — $10.00 ($10.00/100g)
  • 200g — $17.00 ($8.50/100g)
  • 400g — $33.00 ($8.25/100g)

Description

[Get 200 yen off when purchasing Prolog and townsfolk beans together] A charming balance of bright flavors like plum and orange with the sweetness of brown sugar. You can also sense the light, nutty aroma of pecans. A flavor you'll want to drink every day. This is a lot of Pache, a mutation of the Typica variety. Coffee from Huehuetenango, a famous region in Guatemala. In recent years, many winners of the COE have come from this area, making it a highly significant region in the specialty coffee scene.It is also home to the world-renowned El Injerto farm. With its high altitude, it possesses an extremely favorable environment. La Maravilla farm is located in an area called "La Libertad," which is particularly blessed with terroir within Huehuetenango. The farm reportedly began in 1997, when current owner Mauricio Rosales and his father, Guillermo, purchased 22 hectares of land and began cultivating coffee from seedlings obtained from neighboring farmers.Starting in 2008, Mauricio began improving the facilities to increase production capacity and quality. Since then, the farm has demonstrated exceptional skill, winning the COE multiple times. ------------------------------------------------------------- [Information] Tasting note / Flavor: Plum, Brownsugar, Orange, Pecan nuts Farmer / Producer: Mauricio Rosales Region / Region: Huehuetenango Variety / Variety: Pache SR Altitude / Altitude: 1650-1800m      Process / Processing Method: Washed

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