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ASSEMBLY COFFEE · GB
Mexico — SIPRO
Mexico 🇲🇽 · Natural · Recommended for Filter, Espresso
$33.09/lbs
Best value
$18.20/200g
$41.28/lbs
$72.95/1kg
$33.09/lbs
Tasting notes
Orange
Region
Chiapas, Mexico 🇲🇽
Process
Natural
Producer
SIPRO Smallholders
Variety
Caturra, Mundo Novo
What the brand says
This lot is naturally processed, where the coffee is dried whole in the cherry after harvest. With the fruit left intact, sugars are absorbed back into the seed as it dries, building depth and intensity of flavour. The result is a cup full of fruit-forward sweetness, with notes of dried fruit and a dense, syrupy texture. This is the fourth year in a row we’ve shared this coffee with you and once again, it’s a real standout.
This lot is naturally processed, where the coffee is dried whole in the cherry after harvest. With the fruit left intact, sugars are absorbed back into the seed as it dries, building depth and intensity of flavour. The result is a cup full of fruit-forward sweetness, with notes of dried fruit and a dense, syrupy texture. This is the fourth year in a row we’ve shared this coffee with you and once again, it’s a real standout.
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ASSEMBLY COFFEE · GB
Mexico — SIPRO
Mexico 🇲🇽 · Natural · Recommended for Filter, Espresso
$33.09/lbs
Best value
$18.20/200g
$41.28/lbs
$72.95/1kg
$33.09/lbs
Tasting notes
Orange
Region
Chiapas, Mexico 🇲🇽
Process
Natural
Producer
SIPRO Smallholders
Variety
Caturra, Mundo Novo
What the brand says
This lot is naturally processed, where the coffee is dried whole in the cherry after harvest. With the fruit left intact, sugars are absorbed back into the seed as it dries, building depth and intensity of flavour. The result is a cup full of fruit-forward sweetness, with notes of dried fruit and a dense, syrupy texture. This is the fourth year in a row we’ve shared this coffee with you and once again, it’s a real standout.
This lot is naturally processed, where the coffee is dried whole in the cherry after harvest. With the fruit left intact, sugars are absorbed back into the seed as it dries, building depth and intensity of flavour. The result is a cup full of fruit-forward sweetness, with notes of dried fruit and a dense, syrupy texture. This is the fourth year in a row we’ve shared this coffee with you and once again, it’s a real standout.
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Tried these beans? Add your rating!