




Flavor Profile
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Origin
Copan • Honduras
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Tasting Notes
Grapefruit • Milk Chocolate • Smooth Finish
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Roast Level
Medium/Dark Roast
Amid the tranquil elevations of Copán, at altitudes ranging from 1,400 to 1,600 meters, flourishes a coffee that embodies the richness of Honduran tradition. Featuring varieties such as Caturra, Red and Yellow Catuaí, Bourbon, and Lempira, this coffee is a perfect reflection of the region’s commitment to excellence. A vibrant acidity unveils layers of citrusy grapefruit, softened by creamy milk chocolate notes, culminating in a delicately velvety texture. Meticulously produced through washed processing and sun drying, this coffee captures the depth and essence of Copán’s terroir, making it an impeccable choice for connoisseurs of refined and well-balanced flavors.
Altitude: 1400 - 1600 M
Processing: Fully Washed and Sun Dried
Varietal: Caturra, Red and Yellow Catuai, Bourbon, and Lempira
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Espresso
For an Intense, Balanced Shot
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AeroPress
For a Bright and Creamy Cup
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French Press
For a Smooth, Chocolatey Experience

Why did we Choose this origin?

Why We Love This Coffee

How to Brew a Specialty Coffee
Grinding: Use the grinder, awaken your senses, and dive into the world of whole-bean coffee.
Recommended ratio: Use 10 grams of ground coffee (1 heaping spoon) for every 120 ml of water. This ratio is like a cake recipe, ensuring balance and harmony in flavor.
Brewing: Grind your coffee and brew it using your preferred method—espresso, French press, or Aeropress. Choose the method that suits you best and enjoy a unique experience in every cup, exploring the diversity that only whole-bean coffee can offer.