Rich, round and sweet, with notes of praline, maple and apricot.

  • Mataquescuintla, Jalapa
  • Guatemala
  • 1,600-1,700 MASL
  • Washed
  • Pache, Catuaí, Bourbon, Caturra
  • Praline, Maple, Apricot
Coffees for this lot are usually processed at Marvin Carias’s farm Las Brisas, whose coffee featured as our previous iteration of Onwards, but when Marvin is at capacity, the coffee is processed at the nearby La Concepcion wet mill in Mantiquescuintla, as was the case with this lot.

Coffee is delivered in cherry, and is processed in day lots, meaning fermentation and drying is super uniform across the lots. 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 result is a classic, balanced espresso that is perfectly representitive of its terroir.

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