100% Arabica coffee from the Caribbean island more
carttaeristica a soft, naturally sweet with an aftertaste of cocoa and a
bit of fresh tobacco and floral aroma.
The
arabica coffee Cubans have a 'good reputation for quality, can also be
rare and difficult to find, being subjected to the fury of the hurricane
season.
Coffee Cuban Altura Lavado comes from the eastern region of Cuba on the steep slopes of the mountains of the Sierra Maestra.
The image, inserted here, faithfully represents this coffee immediately after roasting took place at our plant craft.
Our
coffees have the important feature of using a roasting artisan-type,
where only the experience and you get a human control the selection of
the optimal level of roasting itself. The success of the roaster is in
fact the balance that you can not reach between time and temperature,
and who better than an experienced hand may be able to do this?
Notes on Central American Coffee
All
Arabica plants in the Caribbean and Central America are descended from a
plant stolen from De Clieu in Martinique from the garden of King Louis
XIV.
Guatemala.
The
cafe 'in this country stands for almost smoky flavor and high acidità.I
grains have an aspect not exactly perfect. Usually take their name from
the mountain regions where they grow, with the exception of
"Maragogipe" which usually grows in flat areas and a coffee bean
gigantesco.I 'Costa Ricans have a stronger taste of all the Central
American varieties: the flavor is very rich , full-bodied and highly
acidic. The best coffee 'comes from the mountains of the Pacific coast.
Costa Rica
The
coffee 'Costa Ricans have a stronger taste of all the Central American
varieties: the flavor is very rich, full bodied and highly acidic. The
best coffee 'comes from the mountains of the Pacific coast.
Mexico
The
coffee 'Mexicans are rich, full bodied and slightly acidic, with a
fragrant aroma. The best qualities are those that grow at high altitude.
