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Flavor Profile Cherry, lime, honey, milk chocolate
Out of stock
José Domingo Morales
1550 meters
Catuai, Pacas, and Lempira
Clay minerals
Santa María, La Paz, Honduras
Depulped, Fermented, and Fully Washed, then dried in the sun on patios
January - April
Conventional
Ben Paz is the third generation to work at the family owned exporting company called Beneficio San Vicente where he has become well-known for his matchmaking skills, forming relationships between some of the finest coffee producers in Honduras with roasters from around the globe. While much of his focus for nearly two decades has been in proximity to the Santa Barbara mountains, his reach and reputation led him to José Domingo Morales, a producer in another well-known coffee producing region of La Paz. José has a 14-acre farm called El Camalote where 4 acres is dedicated to forest conservation and 10 acres is dedicated to coffee cultivation and intercropped with bananas, corn and beans. After careful picking and sorting, cherries are held in airtight bags for 24 hours, then depulped and placed on drying tables with the mucilage still attached and gently dried over a period of 20 days. The coffee is moved to Beneficio San Vicente and prepared for export, which includes hand sorting to ensure the best quality possible.