HondurasHonduras - Bella Vista
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70,00 €/kg
70,00 € for 1 kg, their cheapest per kilo · about 1,26 € for an 18 g espresso dose
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What COMBI COFFEE says about this coffee
Produser: Yensi Sanchez
Region: El Paraiso
Despite their status as the 4th largest exporter of coffee in the world, Honduras tends to fly under the radar in specialty. From our perspective, however, the opportunities to write new realities via coffee are perhaps nowhere larger in the Americas than this tiny country. Our work here has been focused on a series of smallholder grower communities around the Montecillos mountain range, straddling the border of La Paz and Comayagua departments. Here, we've worked alongside generational smallholders as they've transitioned into specialty processing after decades of selling their coffee in cherry to the local market. The results have been remarkable.
The story of Semilla’s work in Honduras begins with Antonio Ramirez. Born in Selguapa in 1950, he is the literal father of coffee in this region. At the time of his birth, Selguapa (1800 metres above sea level) was nothing more than a few casitas lodged in the steep, verdant ledges of the mountains of Comayagua. The principal economy for the majority of the late 20th century was beans and corn, and the population was incredibly isolated, having to venture on foot or on muleback to the neares…
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Altitude, lowest
“At the time of his birth, Selguapa (1800 metres above sea level) was nothing more than a few casitas lodged in the steep, verdant ledges of the mountains of Comayagua.” the roaster’s page (opens in a new tab)
Variety
Sensory: Fruity, Citrus we also have 1kg bags available we recommend this coffee for filter Process Washed Altitude 2000 meters Varietal Parainema… part of a longer passage the roaster’s page (opens in a new tab)
Processing
Sensory: Fruity, Citrus we also have 1kg bags available we recommend this coffee for filter Process Washed… part of a longer passage the roaster’s page (opens in a new tab)
Brew methods
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Roasted for
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