Rich, round and sweet, with notes of milk-chocolate, coconut and agave.

  • Mataquescuintla, Jalapa
  • Guatemala
  • 1,600-1,700 MASL
  • Washed
  • Pache, Catuaí
  • Milk-Chocolate, Coconut, Agave
Marvin bought the first plot of land on which Las Brisas now stands back in 1990. Over the ensuing years, he has expanded the farm and implemented a number of improvements, including a wet mill and a shade management system with numerous trees such as oak, pine, avocado, cuje, guachipilín, and jícaro.

The ripe pache and catuaí cherries are first pulped and then left to ferment for about 12 hours, before being washed and laid out to dry on the patios.

The waste water is carefully treated in eight ponds to avoid contamination of the soil and water sources, and the resulting clean water is recirculated using a water pump to reduce water use at the mill.

As tends to be the case, the resulting coffee grown by these careful custodians of the land is absolutely delicious.

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