Origin
Bolivia
4.6
Grown at
A sweet and clean high-altitude coffee from Bolivia, featuring delicate fruit, nutty sweetness, and floral hints.
Bolivian coffee, grown in the high Andes valleys of the Yungas region (around Caranavi), is known for its potential for exceptional sweetness and clarity due to the altitude. Cenaproc is a central organization supporting various cooperatives. Washed coffees from this region often display delicate and refined characteristics. Look for notes of pear or white grape, a smooth nutty sweetness like nougat or marzipan, subtle floral aromas, and a gentle orange acidity. The cup profile is typically very clean and balanced, showcasing the quality potential of Bolivian specialty coffee.
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Country
Bolivia
Region
Caranavi, Yungas
Altitude
1,500 - 2,000 meters
Processing Method
Washed
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