Grape Lace - Guatemala
250g
Recommended for espresso and filter coffee
Roasted on 30/10/24
A creamy and sweet coffee perfect for espresso from Finca Las Camelias. Tasting notes of grapes, cacao and almond.
Natural Caturra, Catuai
Altitude of 1790m
Finca Las Camelias is a single farm situated in La Libertad, Huehuetenango, Guatemala. The farm counts 15 ha, and is situated at around 1,790 m.a.s.l. The lot consists mainly of Caturra, Catuai and Bourbon varieties. Las Camelias lot uses an Anaerobic fermentation. After the coffee has been harvested and moved to the mill where the coffee is processed, the ripe cherries are fermented for 36 hours in tanks without water. Afterwards, it is distributed on African beds and let it dry for 20 days at a density of 16kg/m2. Across this time, the coffee is moved to 5 times in one day, depending on the weather, and covered at night to protect it.
250g
Recommended for espresso and filter coffee
Roasted on 30/10/24
A creamy and sweet coffee perfect for espresso from Finca Las Camelias. Tasting notes of grapes, cacao and almond.
Natural Caturra, Catuai
Altitude of 1790m
Finca Las Camelias is a single farm situated in La Libertad, Huehuetenango, Guatemala. The farm counts 15 ha, and is situated at around 1,790 m.a.s.l. The lot consists mainly of Caturra, Catuai and Bourbon varieties. Las Camelias lot uses an Anaerobic fermentation. After the coffee has been harvested and moved to the mill where the coffee is processed, the ripe cherries are fermented for 36 hours in tanks without water. Afterwards, it is distributed on African beds and let it dry for 20 days at a density of 16kg/m2. Across this time, the coffee is moved to 5 times in one day, depending on the weather, and covered at night to protect it.
250g
Recommended for espresso and filter coffee
Roasted on 30/10/24
A creamy and sweet coffee perfect for espresso from Finca Las Camelias. Tasting notes of grapes, cacao and almond.
Natural Caturra, Catuai
Altitude of 1790m
Finca Las Camelias is a single farm situated in La Libertad, Huehuetenango, Guatemala. The farm counts 15 ha, and is situated at around 1,790 m.a.s.l. The lot consists mainly of Caturra, Catuai and Bourbon varieties. Las Camelias lot uses an Anaerobic fermentation. After the coffee has been harvested and moved to the mill where the coffee is processed, the ripe cherries are fermented for 36 hours in tanks without water. Afterwards, it is distributed on African beds and let it dry for 20 days at a density of 16kg/m2. Across this time, the coffee is moved to 5 times in one day, depending on the weather, and covered at night to protect it.