December to April, varying by altitude and region
Guatemala
Spicy · rich · medium–full body — Guatemala began coffee production in the 1850s. Farms typically range from 1–50 hectares across a diverse ecosystem of volcanic highlands.
About Guatemala
Guatemala began coffee production in the 1850s. Farms typically range from 1–50 hectares across a diverse ecosystem of volcanic highlands.
Seven famous growing regions — Antigua, Atitlán, Fraijanes, Huehuetenango, Nuevo Oriente, Cobán and Volcán San Marcos — produce some of the world’s most aromatic coffees: spicy, rich, and medium to full bodied.
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Reference notes
Crop-level notes we use when roasting. Lot detail is confirmed bag by bag.
1,200–1,900 m above sea level
Bourbon, Caturra, Typica, Pacamara, Catuaí
Mostly washed; some honey and natural experiments
Antigua, Atitlán, Huehuetenango, Cobán, Fraijanes, Nuevo Oriente, San Marcos
Other origins
BR
South America
Brazil
Mild sweetness · nutty · low acidity
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CO
South America
Colombia
Smooth · mild · medium–high acidity
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ET
East Africa
Ethiopia
Fruity · floral · sweet · light acidity
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CR
Central America
Costa Rica
Clean · bright citrus · soft chocolate
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