Costa Rica Cafetico – Single Origin – Caturra-Catuai varietal – Medium Roast
Costa Rica Cafetico | Cumbre Coffee. Costa Rica Cafetico. Variety : Caturra & Catuai. Eco-pulped and sun-dried, every bean is processed with care to highlight its origin’s distinct flavor: crisp sweet apple, raisin-like richness, and a silky touch of honey.
2lb/40lb – Nicaragua – Specialty Grade – Premium Unroasted Green Coffee Beans
TOP RATED ON EBAY – OVER 1,000,000 POUNDS SOLD – PREMIUM FRESH BEANS – FAST SHIPPING Taste for yourself why so many are switching to Smokin Beans Coffee. Our beans are the best! 100% fresh current-harvest, specialty-grade Arabica beans. Honesty, integrity, gratitude, kindness for all… SINGLE ORIGIN – Nicaragua (washed process) unroasted green coffee beans Natural bean nuances (cup notes) – well-bodied cup with balanced aroma, mild chocolaty notes, toasted marshmallow-like sweetness Features a medium to full bodied coffee with a balanced aroma, the mild chocolaty body is accented by Meyer lemon and apricot tanginess, with a toasted marshmallow-like sweetness. Pleasant balanced acidity is mild yet lively. An excellent top-quality coffee well worth investing in! — Origin: Nicaragua – 100% Arabica – Varietal: Caturra, Catuai — Region: Central America – Processing: washed – Grade: specialty grade — Flavor Family: creamy, milk chocolate, toffee – Aroma: cocoa, caramel — Acidity: low/medium – Body: medium/high – Sweetness: medium – Best Roast: medium roast — Altitude: 1100-1350m – Best Brew: drip, perc – 100% fresh current harvest This coffee comes from the highlands between the mountain range Isabela and Lake El Dorado. This coffee estate project was initiated in 1998 by two entrepreneurial women, 4th generation in the coffee business. The farm was deforested property product of war that has since been rehabilitated. Santa Rita is committed to developing a vision of a sustainable community. Processing method using natural fermentation process, washing with clean water on running channel, sun-dried, resting for 60 days. Our Shipping Time We have quick shipping time. Most orders will ship within 24 hours Mon-Fri. Standard shipping is Priority Mail with 3-day transit time. For premium shipping option use UPS Ground or UPS 2nd Day Air. Satisfaction Guarantee We guarantee that you will receive the coffee beans described in this listing. If there is an unexpected order issue, we will be happy to work with you in a professional friendly manner to quickly correct it. Contact Us Please contact us anytime through eBay messages. We are happy to help! Our goal is to answer each message quickly, the same day if possible, during normal business hours (8-4) Mon – Fri. Thank you! Top Rated On eBay Over 1,000,000 Pounds Sold 😊 Join Thousands of Happy Customers! 😊 Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE
5 LBS PANAMA BOQUETE GREEN UNROASTED COFFEE BEANS – ARABICA
ADVISORY FOR HOLIDAY SEASON SHIPPING DELAYS. PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT THE UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE IS EXPERIENCING IMMENSE ORDERS OF SHIPMENTS AND IS EXPERIENCING SERVICE ISSUES WHICH CAN LEAD TO THE FOLLOWING: – TRACKING NOT BEING UPDATED.- PACKAGE ORIGIN ACCEPTANCE DELAY.- TRACKING SHOWING IT IN ANOTHER STATE.- PACKAGE OR SHIPMENT STILL AT ORIGIN LOCATION.- DELAY’S IN PACKAGE ARRIVAL OF UP TO 1-3 WEEKS.- TRACKING SHOWING PACKAGE HAS NOT BEEN ACCEPTED AT POST OFFICE.- TRACKING SHOWING PACKAGE BEING RE-ROUTED THROUGH OTHER STATES/AREAS. IF YOU WANT TO GUARANTEE YOUR SHIPMENT ARRIVES ON TIME WE SUGGEST ORDERING AHEAD AND BEFORE DEC. 16 th 2023 TO ARRIVE BEFORE CHRISTMAS. THANK YOU FOR BEING PATIENT DURING THESE HIGH SHIPPING VOLUME TIMES AND HAVE A GREAT HOLIDAY !!! CHEERS!! 5 Lbs of Fresh Green Un-Roasted Arabica PANAMA BOQUETE Green Coffee Beans PANAMA Cup Characteristics Brown Sugar, Tangerine, Butter Pecan, Earthy, with Undertones of Cinnamon Body: Balanced Acidity: Crisp INFORMATION Region: Boquete Growing Altitude: 1500-1700m Variety: Caturra, Typica Grade: SHB – Strictly Hard Bean DescriptionPanama Boquete – is an exotic bean that is growing in popularity in the coffee world. Many people won’t buy certain brands if they don’t come from the “best coffee countries”. Brazil and Colombia have long been considered the top coffee bean producing countries, but Panama is quickly making a name for itself. This gorgeous country has some amazing coffee bean farms that are helping create premium coffees that are savored all around the world. Panama has a rich and diverse climate that provides fertile farmland for coffee beans. The elevation and the volcanic content of the soil help cultivate some of the finest beans. Panama’s climate is ideal for this crop. It has a wonderful, moist tropical environment along with good cloud cover. Coffee beans thrive this way. Panama also boasts some of the best coffee bean farms in the world that still use old techniques for growing and harvesting them. Panama has long been undervalued for green coffee, but it has gained fame for having a wide variety of coffee to choose from. Tourists can enjoy visiting the gorgeous coffee plantations to see how the cherries are harvested for the beans as well as enjoy a coffee tasting at the end of the tour. Ranging from some of the more widely available blends to the rare, expensive Geisha bean, Panama is a coffee connoisseur’s paradise. History of Coffee in Panama There are some indications that green coffee first arrived in Panama as early as 1742, but the first attempts at commercial cultivation didn’t occur until the 1780’s. Planting at low altitudes around the port city of Portobelo, these efforts failed. It would be another 100 years, when coffee was planted in the highlands around the Volcano “Baru,” before commercial cultivation of Panama coffee was successful; however, nearly all coffee grown in Panama was used for internal consumption and the country was better known for exporting tea. Panamanians drank more coffee than they grew and had to import coffee to meet demand until the 1940’s. Exports grew slowly over the years, peaking in 1996 at 181,000 bags. Although there have been a few spikes since then, exports have settled down around 50,000 bags for the last 10 years as producers shifted their focus from volume to quality. More than 50% of coffee production is still consumed domestically. Growing Coffee in Panama Panama coffee grows in the west, near the border with Costa Rica in the highlands of Chiriqui, which means “Valley of the Moon.” Most coffee grows in two areas near the volcano Buru: Boquete and Volcan-Candela above 1,500 masl. Many coffee estates in Panama are 30-50 hectares and many coffee families are descendant of American and European immigrants, but there are indigenous farmers and farms as small as a few hectares. Most Panama coffee is washed and sun or machine dried. Panama grows Typica, Caturra, Catuai, Bourbon, San Ramon, Pache, Mundo Novo and, of course Geisha.