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Flavor Profile Mandarin orange, peach, caramel, chocolate
Please Note This coffee landed more than 8 months ago.
Out of stock
Smallholder farmers from San Pedro Ayacaxtepec
1000 – 1600 masl
Typica, Bourbon, and Mundo Novo
Clay minerals
San Pedro Ayacaxtepec community, Santa María Alotepec Municipality, Oaxaca, Mexico
Fully washed and dried in the sun
January - April
Conventional
Growing Region
This particular lot comes from families living in the community of San Pedro Ayacaxtepec within the Santa María Alotepec Municipality that cultivate coffee on farms with just a few acres. Imagine traveling along progressively steeper and curvier roads through villages, eventually arriving at a lush forest intercropped with coffee, bananas, corn, beans, and fruit trees. This Oaxacan coffee growing region known as the Sierra Madre del Norte mountain range is peppered with small coffee farms.
Processing details
During the harvest, each producer follows a strict protocol which includes picking cherries at optimum ripeness, hand sorting, floating to remove damaged and undeveloped beans, depulping and fermenting. After fermentation, the parchment is washed and placed on patios or raised beds to slowly dry to 11%.
Exporting preparation
Producers work with Garra de Jaguar, which facilitates transportation of dried parchment to the dry mill facility where coffee is received, cupped and selected for export. Garra de Jaguar preparation ensures traceability and quality control throughout the post harvest process, which is a vital resource for establishing higher prices for producers.