[Highwood Coffee] - Tajumulco - Light Roast - Whole bean coffee. Roasted Dec 02 2024
Region: San marcos, Guatemala
Altitude: 1300M
Tasting Notes: Rasin, Cinnamon, Pear, Nuts
Process: Washed and Dried on Raised Beds
Variety: Catual, Typica, Bourbon
Roast Level : Light roast - Scale of light from tasting Grassy notes to a medium we would say this coffee is about center between Lightest of light and a light medium.
Best Brew: Pour Over, Light Espresso
Our beans hail from the lush San Marcos region of Guatemala, Known for it’s fertile soil and ideal growing conditions. Cultivated by local farmers committed to sustainable practices, our coffee cherries thrive under shade of native trees in the high-altitude region of San Marcos.
Region: San marcos, Guatemala
Altitude: 1300M
Tasting Notes: Rasin, Cinnamon, Pear, Nuts
Process: Washed and Dried on Raised Beds
Variety: Catual, Typica, Bourbon
Roast Level : Light roast - Scale of light from tasting Grassy notes to a medium we would say this coffee is about center between Lightest of light and a light medium.
Best Brew: Pour Over, Light Espresso
Our beans hail from the lush San Marcos region of Guatemala, Known for it’s fertile soil and ideal growing conditions. Cultivated by local farmers committed to sustainable practices, our coffee cherries thrive under shade of native trees in the high-altitude region of San Marcos.
Region: San marcos, Guatemala
Altitude: 1300M
Tasting Notes: Rasin, Cinnamon, Pear, Nuts
Process: Washed and Dried on Raised Beds
Variety: Catual, Typica, Bourbon
Roast Level : Light roast - Scale of light from tasting Grassy notes to a medium we would say this coffee is about center between Lightest of light and a light medium.
Best Brew: Pour Over, Light Espresso
Our beans hail from the lush San Marcos region of Guatemala, Known for it’s fertile soil and ideal growing conditions. Cultivated by local farmers committed to sustainable practices, our coffee cherries thrive under shade of native trees in the high-altitude region of San Marcos.