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Coffees For This Week
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Single-Origin | Sololá, Guatemala
ASUVIM
stone fruit | milk chocolate | syrupy
Roast Level
light roast
Nestled in the mountains overlooking beautiful Lake Atitlán in southwestern Guatemala, ASUVIM is a small coffee association with a unified focus on quality. Each evening, approximately 65 producers in the area bring their ripe coffee cherries to a central mill where this lot is processed. The result is an exceptionally clean and vibrant coffee that showcases the best of this region’s coffee flavors. Enjoy notes of stone fruit and milk chocolate, accompanied by a syrupy body.
Jeff McArthur
Coffee Buyer & Quality Analyst
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Subscriber-Exclusive | San Jose del Alto, Peru
La Palestina - Marshell Variety
fig | cola | crisp
Roast Level
light roast
La Palestina began as a small plot planted by Don Juan Alarcón in 1978. As his family grew, so did the size of the farm as he purchased additional land to pass on to his children. Over time, the Alarcóns have worked to create a farm that seamlessly weaves together tradition and innovation. Since our first visit to Palestina in 2018, we’ve seen a range of investments that have not only improved coffee quality but also increased biodiversity. This exclusive lot comes to us from the plot of Juan’s son, Jose Praxedes Alarcón. It’s a single variety called Marshell–a local mutation related to Catimors but with a cup quality that sets it apart. We taste sweet and fruity notes of fig and cola, bolstered by a crisp finish.
Kyle Tush
Coffee Buyer & Quality Analyst
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