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Mexico Chiapas

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Mexico Chiapas Washed Processed medium roast Coffee has a creamy milk chocolate body with moderate sweetness and cupping notes of Hazelnut, Brown Sugar, and Milk Chocolate.

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MEXICO CHIAPAS

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Farmer: Jennifer Pohlenz de Villareal

  • Origin: Mexico
  • Region: Chiapas
  • Farm: La Chilana
  • Altitude: 1300 Meters
  • Processing: Washed
  • Variety: Catura

Drop Temperature: 420

Finishing Time: 1145

Cupping Notes: Hazelnut, Brown Sugar, Milk Chocolate 

Roast Level 04: Medium

This coffee comes from: Jenifer Pohlenz de Villarreal

In the cup, we are greeted by a creamy milk chocolate body with a moderate sweetness. Brown sugar dominates the flavor profile; when the cup cools, watch for a trace of acidity.

Jennifer Pohlenz de Vilareal now serves as the manager of Finca La Chilana in El Triunfo, Chiapas, Mexico, in the Sierra Madre Occidental. Her family has been working in the coffee industry for more than a century, managing this particular farm since 1978. They are committed to environmental stewardship and sustainable coffee farming with a passion. This fully washed Caturra coffee has a medium body, caramel and milk chocolate flavors, and a delicious finish.

The values and business practices of La Chilana include environmental conservation, which includes soil, water, and biodiversity. Hunting and logging are forbidden on the property. Rivers are kept clean by preventing human-caused pollution and waste. Employees’ quality of life is enhanced because they have access to adequate housing and board, medical care, drinkable water and sanitation, as well as fair wages and work hours.

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Bag Weight

12 ounces

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Whole Bean, Drip, French Press, Pourover

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