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HONDURAS COPAN

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Dark
Honduras
Organic

About

This coffee was produced in this beautiful region by members of CAFICO, a farmer cooperative situated in the town of Corquin. It is also in close proximity to Celaque National Park, home to Cerro Las Minas, the highest mountain in Honduras with some 2,870 masl. The cooperative has more than 400 farmer members who produce, process, and export their coffee organically as a collective since 2011. Coffees in the Corquin are harvested from November to April, processed in wet mills, and often sun-dried. This organic selection is washed, with a cup driven by flavors of chocolate, stone fruit, and hazelnut, and complemented with citric acidity and a round, full mouthfeel.

Tasting Notes:

Chocolate, Nutty, and Stone Fruit

BEST BREWED

Hot / Drip

DETAILS

REGION: Copán
FARM: CAFICO
ALTITUDE: 1100 - 1700 MASL
PROCESS: Washed & Sun Dried

GRIND GUIDE

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

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

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

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

Grind size Whole Bean Coarse Drip Fine

Size 12oz 3oz

Quantity

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behind the beans

CAFICO

CAFICO is a farmer cooperative situated in the town of Corquin. It is also in close proximity to Celaque National Park, home to Cerro Las Minas, the highest mountain in Honduras with some 2,870 masl. The cooperative has more than 400 farmer members who produce, process, and export their coffee organically as a collective since 2011. Nowadays, they own more than 1,100 hectares of farmland. In addition to implementing various socio-environmental projects, including a “Model Farm” and a coffee school to teach good production practices to the farmers, CAFICO supports its surrounding community by providing assistance to local healthcare centers and water filters, eco-stoves, and toilets to the farms.