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[X-MAS COFFEE] AGUA SARCA - NICARAGUA

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Roast Degree
  • Filter coffee: our lightest roast. Maximum complexity, no roasted aromas. Ideal for all filter coffee preparations.
  • Light espresso: the focus is on complexity and aroma. Lively acidity, few roasted aromas. Ideal for all espresso preparations.
  • Dark espresso: the focus is on balance and body. Low acidity, classic roast. Ideal for all espresso preparations.
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We like to ship our specialty coffee as whole beans. If you need the coffee ground, please select the appropriate grind (filter, aeropress, French press, sieve carrier, stove jug). If your desired grind is not displayed, please feel free to leave us a comment.

    • Flavours: cocoa, pear (filter) dark chocolate, raisin (espresso)
    • Process: Washed
    • Variety: Red Catuai
    • Origin: Diplito, Nueva Segovia, Nicaragua
    • Importer: Cafetos de Segovia, Nicaragua

    Harvest: 12.2023 - 04.2024

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    In recent years, coffees from Nicaragua have increasingly come to the attention of speciality roasters. This is mainly due to the passionate work of producers and the work of dedicated importers. These include Finca Agua Sarca, which is one of the pioneers of speciality coffee in Nicaragua. The flavour of this coffee is reminiscent of cocoa and pear, making it a wonderful companion for the whole day.

  • Continuous improvements to processes and infrastructure, as well as experiments with varieties and processing techniques, have already earned the farm several good placings in the Cup of Excellence in Nicaragua. Isacio Albir Vilchez is the third generation to run the farm. The farm is located in the Nueva Segovia region, right next to a river and a mountain range, which creates a unique microclimate. There is also a kind of green lung in the centre of the farm, its own nature reserve with lively flora and fauna, which, in addition to biodiversity, provides sufficient shade and a balanced water balance on the farm. As a result, the coffee plants are stronger and can resist diseases and pests better than those on other farms. In addition, a large part of the farm is covered by the shade of the trees and is quite cold, which promotes slower ripening of the cherries and adds an extra complexity not normally seen at this altitude.

     





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