KYOTO - kawa ziarnista Guatemala Finca Medina Natural Filter 250 g

KYOTO - kawa ziarnista Guatemala Finca Medina Natural Filter 250 g

Roasted by KYOTO in Poland

Origin:
Guatemala
Process:
Natural
Variety:
Bourbon, Caturra
Roast:
Light
Cupping score:
87.0

Tasting notes: sweet, green fruits, liquor, vermouth, apple

Where to buy

Shop Size Price Per 100 g Stock
www.coffeedesk.com PL 250 g 13.82 EUR 5.53 EUR no

About this coffee

Country: Guatemala Region: Antigua Farm : Finca Medina Processing: Natural Altitude: 1200 - 1800 m a.s.l. Variety : Bourbon&Caturra Cupping score: 87 / 100 ABOUT THE REGION Guatemala is a country with a highly diverse climate and varied conditions for crop cultivation. Here you will see an immense variety of fauna and flora, all set against the backdrop of 37 volcanoes that form an inseparable part of the Guatemalan landscape. Some of them remain active to this day.Antigua is one of the oldest coffee-growing regions in Guatemala, producing world-famous, excellent Arabica beans. ABOUT THE FARM Our coffee comes from the Finca Medina farm, which has specialized in growing specialty coffee for 150 years. This is where both the coffee trees grow and the processing station is located, where the coffees mainly undergo washed and natural processing.It is particularly important to the farm owners to provide good working conditions for their employees. They place great emphasis on maintaining awareness of the need to care for the environment and on controlling all processes that impact the high quality of the coffee. ABOUT THE VARIETY The coffee we are presenting to you today consists of beans of the Bourbon and Caturra botanical varieties. It has undergone natural processing, and thanks to the high density of the beans, it is characterized by good sensory complexity along with the typical characteristics of coffees from this processing method. BREWING RECOMMENDATION: 7 g / 100 ml, Drip V60 02, water temp.: 93°C, 25 clicks, brewing time: 3 - 4 min / 600 ml. Store in a dry and cool place.

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