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Variété
Altitude
1450-1550 m alt.
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Filtre, Espresso
Bio
Oui

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Fruity on the front, classic and chocolatey on the finish. This lot is a complete all-rounder – a bit like the person behind it. Carlos Estevez, an agronomist, comes from a family of coffee producers, but for the last four years has been in charge of managing micro-lots at the Aruco mill in Copán. Working with local farmers and developing programs to improve quality from plant nutrition through to innovative fermentation and drying methods, it's not much of a surprise Carlos has managed to coax such character out of his own coffees when he began planting his own farm, El Supte. If you've ever enjoyed previous Copán releases from producers like Yolanda Arita, Norma Fiallos, Jose Fuentes, and others there's a good chance Carlos had a hand in processing that coffee. So add to cart and enjoy the dense tropical tastiness and sweet toffee and cacao finish this natural has to offer.
Fruity on the front, classic and chocolatey on the finish. This lot is a complete all-rounder – a bit like the person behind it. Carlos Estevez, an agronomist, comes from a family of coffee producers, but for the last four years has been in charge of managing micro-lots at the Aruco mill in Copán. Working with local farmers and developing programs to improve quality from plant nutrition through to innovative fermentation and drying methods, it's not much of a surprise Carlos has managed to coax such character out of his own coffees when he began planting his own farm, El Supte. If you've ever enjoyed previous Copán releases from producers like Yolanda Arita, Norma Fiallos, Jose Fuentes, and others there's a good chance Carlos had a hand in processing that coffee. So add to cart and enjoy the dense tropical tastiness and sweet toffee and cacao finish this natural has to offer.
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Carlos Alfredo Estevez Natural, Copán, Honduras

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Caractéristiques gustatives

Léger et aux notes de thé
Corsé et crémeux
Doux
Vif et acidulé
Moins sucré
Très sucré
Amertume subtile
Amertume prononcée
Classique
Funky et original
Niveau de torréfaction : Claire à moyenne

Notes de dégustation

Cacao
Kiwi
Mangue
Ananas
Toffee
Banane

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FATHER COFFEE · ZA

Carlos Alfredo Estevez Natural, Copán, Honduras

N’est plus disponible

Profil

Caractéristiques gustatives

Léger et aux notes de thé
Corsé et crémeux
Doux
Vif et acidulé
Moins sucré
Très sucré
Amertume subtile
Amertume prononcée
Classique
Funky et original
Niveau de torréfaction : Claire à moyenne

Notes de dégustation

Cacao
Kiwi
Mangue
Ananas
Toffee
Banane
Traitement
Variété
Altitude
1450-1550 m alt.
Recommandé pour
Filtre, Espresso
Bio
Oui

Ce que dit la marque

Fruity on the front, classic and chocolatey on the finish. This lot is a complete all-rounder – a bit like the person behind it. Carlos Estevez, an agronomist, comes from a family of coffee producers, but for the last four years has been in charge of managing micro-lots at the Aruco mill in Copán. Working with local farmers and developing programs to improve quality from plant nutrition through to innovative fermentation and drying methods, it's not much of a surprise Carlos has managed to coax such character out of his own coffees when he began planting his own farm, El Supte. If you've ever enjoyed previous Copán releases from producers like Yolanda Arita, Norma Fiallos, Jose Fuentes, and others there's a good chance Carlos had a hand in processing that coffee. So add to cart and enjoy the dense tropical tastiness and sweet toffee and cacao finish this natural has to offer.
Fruity on the front, classic and chocolatey on the finish. This lot is a complete all-rounder – a bit like the person behind it. Carlos Estevez, an agronomist, comes from a family of coffee producers, but for the last four years has been in charge of managing micro-lots at the Aruco mill in Copán. Working with local farmers and developing programs to improve quality from plant nutrition through to innovative fermentation and drying methods, it's not much of a surprise Carlos has managed to coax such character out of his own coffees when he began planting his own farm, El Supte. If you've ever enjoyed previous Copán releases from producers like Yolanda Arita, Norma Fiallos, Jose Fuentes, and others there's a good chance Carlos had a hand in processing that coffee. So add to cart and enjoy the dense tropical tastiness and sweet toffee and cacao finish this natural has to offer.
Original en anglais.
Voir les éditions précédentes

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