Origin
Costa Rica
4.4
Grown at
A fruit-forward natural process coffee, boasting intense strawberry jam notes and a winey, cacao finish.
Central Valley is the historic heartland of Costa Rican coffee, and when you pair its balanced climate and rich volcanic soil with the natural process, something magical unfolds. Rather than following the traditional washed methods Costa Rica is famous for, these beans are dried in their fruit, a method that draws out an amplified sweetness and complexity. The region’s smooth elevation gradients and consistent sun allow for uniform drying, which enhances consistency in flavor. These coffees tend to be bold and fruit-forward, carrying with them a modern spark rooted in a deeply traditional setting—like a classic dance with a new rhythm, full of character and warmth.
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Country
Costa Rica
Region
Central Valley
Altitude
1,200 - 1,500 meters
Processing Method
Natural (Dry Processed)
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