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Grand Parade Imports Organic Mexico Chiapas Unroasted Coffee Beans. Fairtrade South Central American green coffee with same taste as Oaxaca, Brazil, Nicaragua Guatemala Colombia Supremo Costa Rica Panama. Shop raw coffee beans in bulk wholesale 20 lbs 50 lbs. cafe, home roasters single origin arabica coffee for roasting. Whole bean coffee sampler. Light medium dark espresso fresh roasted coffee
Grand Parade Imports Organic Mexico Chiapas Unroasted Coffee Beans. Fairtrade South Central American green coffee with same taste as Oaxaca, Brazil, Nicaragua Guatemala Colombia Supremo Costa Rica Panama. Shop raw coffee beans in bulk wholesale 20 lbs 50 lbs. cafe, home roasters single origin arabica coffee for roasting. Whole bean coffee sampler. Light medium dark espresso fresh roasted coffee Grand Parade Imports Organic Mexico Chiapas Unroasted Coffee Beans. Fairtrade South Central American green coffee with same taste as Oaxaca, Brazil, Nicaragua Guatemala Colombia Supremo Costa Rica Panama. Shop raw coffee beans in bulk wholesale 20 lbs 50 lbs. cafe, home roasters single origin arabica coffee for roasting. Whole bean coffee sampler. Light medium dark espresso fresh roasted coffee

Single Origin Organic

Organic Mexico Chiapas SHG EP

$178.95

FLAVOR: Green Apple, Caramel, Dark Chocolate

How it tastes? Layered, expressive and graceful. Fresh green apple and caramel top notes complement intriguing flavors of cacao nibs and berry tart. As the coffee cools, bold dark chocolate base notes crescendo. The finish is smooth with a refreshing orange sweetness and soft pecan notes.
Weight: 20 LB
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CUP PROFILE
ROAST PROFILE
How it tastes? A smooth and graceful cup of milk chocolate. Complex, but delicate notes of granny smith apples and caramel complement intriguing flavors of cacao nibs and berry tart.

The coffee’s thick chocolate mousse flavor and texture crescendo’s as it cools. Soft accent notes of macadamia nut and sweet vanilla perfectly round out the finish.

Great for espresso or light roast drip. As an espresso, dark chocolate and honey notes hug the cup as syrupy layers of candied cherries provide definition.
Recommended Roast: Medium - Dark. Medium roast develops a structured cup with green apple, dark chocolate, caramel and honey. The finish is rounded with plenty of juicy orange, raisin and nutty aroma.

Start with a hot drum and high heat, but keep the airflow low to manage early heat transfer and prevent scorched beans. Extend the Maillard phase to develop more caramelized sugars.

Dark roast develops layers of dark toffee sweetness and plum jamminess. Chocolate notes are enhanced as citrus flavors become more muted.
  • Organic, GMO-free
  • Roast coffee prior to use
  • 100% Specialty arabica
  • Store in cool, dry place
  • Direct Trade, Fair Trade
  • Packaged in 2-ply foil bag
FARMER STORY

Organic Mexico Chiapas, Finca Las Vergel

Finca Las Vergel, located in the Sierra Madre mountains of southern Mexico, in the state of Chiapas has a rich family heritage. The Estate is strategically located at the edge of the El Triunfo Biosphere Reserve, a 50,000-acre tropical cloud forest which helps to temper a changing climate and provide rich soil and clean water.

PRODUCER Finca Las Vergel
REGION Sierra Madre, Chiapas, Mexico
HARVEST Oct '21 - March '22
ARRIVAL Dec '21 - May '22
PROCESS Fully Washed & dried in the sun
VARIETY Bourbon, Caturra, Catuai
ELEVATION 1,700 - 1,850 masl

 In line with its biodiverse environment, this 5-hectare Estate also grows avocado and native Inga trees that provide shade and allow coffee to grow in harmony with the surrounding reserve.

In its third generation of owners, the Vergel family continues its tradition of sustainable farming using agronomically advanced methods. For example, coffee cherries are harvested according to Brix (measures sugar content) and fermented using pH (measures acidity). If that wasn't enough, a hydrometer is used to measure the level of moisture during drying. Management enforces strict quality protocols in every aspect of growing, processing and drying of the Estate’s coffee.

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