Origin
Guatemala
4.6
Grown at
A classic Guatemalan profile from the famed Antigua region: rich chocolate notes, balanced acidity, and a satisfying full body.
Antigua, Guatemala, nestled between three volcanoes, is one of the world's most respected coffee-growing regions. The rich volcanic soil, high altitude, and predictable climate contribute to consistently high-quality beans. Coffees from Antigua are often celebrated for their complexity and balance, typically featuring prominent chocolate notes (ranging from milk to dark), alongside caramel or brown sugar sweetness. This Bella Carmona lot, representing a well-regarded estate or cooperative, exemplifies this profile with added nuances of crisp red apple and a pleasant nutty finish (like almond or pecan). Its full, velvety body and well-integrated acidity make it a deeply satisfying and classic specialty coffee.
Catuai A highly productive cross between Mundo Novo and Caturra. It's known for its reliability and produces a clean, sweet cup with a classic, approachable flavor profile.
Caturra A natural mutation of Bourbon, known for its high productivity and compact size. Its inherent sweetness is amplified by the honey processing method.
Bourbon Another traditional variety found in Venezuela that contributes to the sweet, caramel-like notes in the cup.
Country
Guatemala
Region
Antigua
Altitude
1,500 - 1,800 meters
Processing Method
Washed
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