GuatemalaGuatemala - Familia Jimenez
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62,50 €/kg
62,50 € for 1 kg, their cheapest per kilo · about 1,13 € for an 18 g espresso dose
Price observed 5 Nov 2026. This is the bag, not the basket: delivery is not included.
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¿Tomas mucho café? En formato 1 kg sale a 62,50 €/kg, un 13 % menos que en bolsa de 250 g (72,00 €/kg).
¿Lo tomas a diario? Con la suscripción Sakona recibes nuestro café de la casa cada 2 semanas o cada mes, con un 10 % de descuento y sin permanencia.
Origen: Huehuetenango - Guatemala
Finca: Finca Familia Jimenez
Productor: Pascual Jimenez & Lorena Jimenez
Cosecha: Noviembre 2025 - Abril 2026
Proceso: Lavado
Altitud: 1600 - 1800 msnm
Varietal: Bourbon
Descripción: Avellana, caramelo y chocolate
SOBRE LA FINCA.
Pascual Jiménez es un caficultor de segunda generación con una larga tradición familiar en Buena Vista. Pascual es jefe maya de un comité especial de la comunidad maya local en su pueblo. Es muy conocido entre los residentes y respetado por su sabiduría. Actualmente, Pascual cultiva la Finca Familia Jiménez junto a sus hijos y su nuera. Fue el primer caficultor de San Pedro Necta en trabajar con Rosma Coffeelands y comenzar a exportar su café a través de ellos.
Las cerezas de café se recolectan a mano y se despulpan en una despulpadora de tambor. El café se fermenta en seco en un tanque durante 40 horas antes de lavarse con agua limpia y pasar por un canal de cla…
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