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Located
in the municipality of San Pedro Necta in the Huehuetenango region,
this relatively small estate coffee has many of the desired characteristics
of a classic Huehuetenango coffee
This coffee comes directly from the Palacios
family farm, eliminating some of the middle-men. Café Palmira
is hand picked and selected by the Palacios family and local Mayan
families. Mainly Caturra type beans, some Bourbon. Grown at 5,000
feet in volcanic soil.
Cupping Notes: Ripe citrus,
sweet sugar browning notes, butter, cocoa, and dark chocolate with
strong hints of vanilla (that makes it French Vanilla), full body.
Roasting Notes: Medium Roast.
Being SHB (Strictly Hard Bean), these beans hold up well to darker
roasts.
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Hario
V60 Dripper Special
What you get: 1 V60 Hario Dripper and 100
Misarashi Unbleached Hario V60 Filters for $26.00 |
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