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Drips Guetemala Oriente Filter 7 pcs x 12 g

Drips Guetemala Oriente Filter 7 pcs x 12 g

Drips Guetemala Oriente Filter 7 pcs x 12 g

  • Cherry nectar
  • Barberry
  • Black tea
  • aftertaste: Long and sweet, with a slight grapefruit peel bitterness
  • altitude: 1300–1600 m.a.s.l.
  • aroma: Bright and fruity, with notes of red berries, cherry, barberry, and dark grapes
  • body: Silky
  • flavour: Sweet and clean, with hints of dried date and black tea
  • origin: Guatemala
  • process: Natural
  • region: Nuevo Oriente
  • score: 84
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Description

 

The Nuevo Oriente region, located in eastern Guatemala, is known for its mineral-rich metamorphic soils and its cool, rainy climate. These conditions allow the coffee cherries to ripen slowly, resulting in high-density beans and a refined sweetness.

Coffee is mainly grown on small family farms that preserve traditional and sustainable practices. One of the region’s key producers is COUNISA, active since 1988 in coffee production, processing, and export, and a frequent jury participant in the National Cup of Excellence competition.

Origin

One cannot remain indifferent to Guatemalan coffee. This premium Arabica is globally renowned and holds a place on the shelves of the most discerning coffee enthusiasts.

Guatemala's mountainous terrain allows for coffee production in almost every region, propelling the country into the top 10 global coffee exporters. Currently, Guatemala is divided into 8 coffee regions, each with its own unique bean characteristics.

Interestingly, in the 18th century, when missionaries first introduced coffee trees to the country, no one expected success. The intense sun literally scorched the vegetation. Results were achieved when coffee trees were planted alongside shade-providing plants. Today, Guatemala boasts 800-850 million coffee trees.

General characteristics of Guatemalan coffee:

  • Gentle acidity
  • Fresh aroma of fruits
  • Subtle notes of smoke"

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