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~1650 masl
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Farm: El Brujo Region: Concepcion del Sur, Santa Barbara Elevation: 1650 masl Variety: Pacas Process: Honey Notes: Brown sugar, red apple, peach, & lactic About: Mr Benjamin Paz is as crazy and inquisitive as we are here at Proud Mary. He spearheads the Beneficio San Vicente operation in Pena Blanca, Honduras, and supports local producers by helping them improve quality and yields, and connecting them with direct trade buyers. Whistles, waves, head nods, “Mincho!” is yelled from the streets as he cruises through the mountainous slopes of Santa Barbara. He is a man with a big heart. This Pacas has been pulped and dried as a traditional honey, but because it is from the late harvest it is sweeter and more complex than usual. Farm: El Brujo Region: Concepcion del Sur, Santa Barbara Elevation: 1650 masl Variety: Pacas Process: Honey Notes: Brown sugar, red apple, peach, & lactic About: Mr Benjamin Paz is as crazy and inquisitive as we are here at Proud Mary. He spearheads the Beneficio San Vicente operation in Pena Blanca, Honduras, and supports local producers by helping them improve quality and yields, and connecting them with direct trade buyers. Whistles, waves, head nods, “Mincho!” is yelled from the streets as he cruises through the mountainous slopes of Santa Barbara. He is a man with a big heart. This Pacas has been pulped and dried as a traditional honey, but because it is from the late harvest it is sweeter and more complex than usual.Farm: El Brujo Region: Concepcion del Sur, Santa Barbara Elevation: 1650 masl Variety: Pacas Process: Honey Notes: Brown sugar, red apple, peach, & lactic About: Mr Benjamin Paz is as crazy and inquisitive as we are here at Proud Mary. He spearheads the Beneficio San Vicente operation in Pena Blanca, Honduras, and supports local producers by helping them improve quality and yields, and connecting them with direct trade buyers. Whistles, waves, head nods, “Mincho!” is yelled from the streets as he cruises through the mountainous slopes of Santa Barbara. He is a man with a big heart. This Pacas has been pulped and dried as a traditional honey, but because it is from the late harvest it is sweeter and more complex than usual. Farm: El Brujo Region: Concepcion del Sur, Santa Barbara Elevation: 1650 masl Variety: Pacas Process: Honey Notes: Brown sugar, red apple, peach, & lactic About: Mr Benjamin Paz is as crazy and inquisitive as we are here at Proud Mary. He spearheads the Beneficio San Vicente operation in Pena Blanca, Honduras, and supports local producers by helping them improve quality and yields, and connecting them with direct trade buyers. Whistles, waves, head nods, “Mincho!” is yelled from the streets as he cruises through the mountainous slopes of Santa Barbara. He is a man with a big heart. This Pacas has been pulped and dried as a traditional honey, but because it is from the late harvest it is sweeter and more complex than usual.
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Taste characteristics
Light & tea-like
Full-bodied & creamy
Soft
Bright & acidic
Less sweet
Very sweet
Subtle bitterness
Pronounced bitterness
Conventional
Funky & novel
Roast level: Light to medium
Tasting Notes
Brown sugar
Peach
Red apple
Lactic acidity