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GUATEMALA FINCA PATZIBIR

GUATEMALA FINCA PATZIBIR

Regular price $17.97
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  • Medium
  • Guatemala
  • Organic

About

This coffee is VERY special. The producer, Andrés Fashen, meticulously plans the spacing between rows of coffee plants, ensuring optimal growth conditions. Paying close attention to the region's climate, he uses precise shading techniques to allow the coffee plants to thrive under the cloudy, moist conditions. 

Tasting Notes:

Vanilla, Almond, and Plum

BEST BREWED

Hot French Press

DETAILS

REGION: Atitlán
FARM: Finca Patzibir
ALTITUDE: 1,475 - 1,600 MASL
PROCESS: Washed, Patio Dried

GRIND GUIDE

FINE: Ideal for espresso, this powdery
grind brews rich, intense flavor quickly.

COARSE: Perfect for French press or Cold brew, the chunky grind allows for a smooth, bold cup.

DRIP: Balanced and medium, this grind suits most standard coffee makers.

WHOLE BEAN: Grind fresh for full control over flavor, aroma, and brew style.

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behind the beans

Finca Patzibir

Andrés Fahsen, a fifth-generation coffee producer, proudly leads the agro-forest farm of Finca Patzibir situated in the captivating Atitlán region near Volcan Tolimán. With a deep commitment to his community and sustainable farming practices, Andrés ensures that Patzibir thrives as a place of work, conservation, and exceptional coffee production.
Patzibir, derived from the Kaqchikel word meaning "Place of Tzibir (tree)," reflects the farm's connection to nature. Tzibir trees, abundant on the farm, provide shade and symbolize the harmonious balance between the lowlands and highlands of the Atitlán region. This area, where clouds and forests converge, boasts a unique microclimate characterized by high humidity—a defining feature that sets it apart in Guatemala.
Andrés Fahsen's exemplary managerial techniques at Finca Patzibir are evident in various aspects of the farm's operations. He meticulously plans the spacing between rows of coffee plants, ensuring optimal growth conditions. In accordance with the region's climate, precise shading techniques are employed to allow the coffee plants to thrive under the cloudy, moist conditions.