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COUNTER CULTURE COFFEE · US
Rio de Abejas
Mexico 🇲🇽 · Recommended for Filter, Espresso · Light roast
$37.34/lbs
$28.00/12oz
$37.34/lbs
Tasting notes
Dark chocolate
Region
Oaxaca, Mexico 🇲🇽
What the brand says
Our favorite coffees are often produced in the most stunning of settings, and the highlands of southern Oaxaca are no exception. Producers from this area have largely decided to keep their small plots planted with traditional varieties that were among the first coffee plants brought to the Americas. Well-adapted to this climate, these varieties have long contributed to Oaxacan coffee’s renowned elegance and sweetness. Look for flavors of raisin and chocolate layered atop this coffee's silky body. Pronunciation: REE-oh day ah-BAY-hass
Our favorite coffees are often produced in the most stunning of settings, and the highlands of southern Oaxaca are no exception. Producers from this area have largely decided to keep their small plots planted with traditional varieties that were among the first coffee plants brought to the Americas. Well-adapted to this climate, these varieties have long contributed to Oaxacan coffee’s renowned elegance and sweetness. Look for flavors of raisin and chocolate layered atop this coffee's silky body. Pronunciation: REE-oh day ah-BAY-hass
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COUNTER CULTURE COFFEE · US
Rio de Abejas
Mexico 🇲🇽 · Recommended for Filter, Espresso · Light roast
$37.34/lbs
$28.00/12oz
$37.34/lbs
Tasting notes
Dark chocolate
Region
Oaxaca, Mexico 🇲🇽
What the brand says
Our favorite coffees are often produced in the most stunning of settings, and the highlands of southern Oaxaca are no exception. Producers from this area have largely decided to keep their small plots planted with traditional varieties that were among the first coffee plants brought to the Americas. Well-adapted to this climate, these varieties have long contributed to Oaxacan coffee’s renowned elegance and sweetness. Look for flavors of raisin and chocolate layered atop this coffee's silky body. Pronunciation: REE-oh day ah-BAY-hass
Our favorite coffees are often produced in the most stunning of settings, and the highlands of southern Oaxaca are no exception. Producers from this area have largely decided to keep their small plots planted with traditional varieties that were among the first coffee plants brought to the Americas. Well-adapted to this climate, these varieties have long contributed to Oaxacan coffee’s renowned elegance and sweetness. Look for flavors of raisin and chocolate layered atop this coffee's silky body. Pronunciation: REE-oh day ah-BAY-hass
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