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| Origin | Alajuela, Costa Rica |
| Variety | Caturra Catuai |
| Altitude | 1300-1445 m |
| Roast level | Medium |
| Process | Eco pulped and dried in the sun |
| Grind Size | Coarse, Medium fine, Medium |
Costa Rica Coffee | Single Origin Medium Roast | Sweet Apple, Raisin & Honey | Tonga Truck Coffee Bright, sweet, and beautifully balanced — Costa Rica's micro farm tradition in every bag. Grown by micro farm producers in the Alajuela region of Costa Rica at 1,300–1,445 meters above sea level, these Caturra and Catuai beans are cultivated in rich volcanic loam soil and processed using the eco-pulped method — a honey-adjacent technique that removes the coffee cherry skin but leaves a portion of the fruit's natural mucilage on the bean during sun drying. The result is a cup that sits in the best of both worlds: cleaner and brighter than a natural, with more sweetness and body than a fully washed. In your cup: crisp sweet apple brightness, the deep dried-fruit warmth of raisin, and a smooth honey finish that lingers. Sophisticated enough for the pour-over crowd. Approachable enough for anyone. Tasting Profile Sweet apple — crisp, bright, and refreshing up front Raisin — deep, dried-fruit warmth in the body Honey — smooth, naturally sweet finish that rounds it all out What is Eco-Pulped? The cherry skin is removed, but natural fruit sugars remain on the bean during drying Produces more complexity and sweetness than a fully washed coffee A cleaner, brighter cup than a full natural process Costa Rica’s signature processing method — also known as honey process Origin Details Grower: Micro farms, Alajuela Region: Alajuela, Costa Rica Altitude: 1,300–1,445 meters Varietals: Caturra & Catuai Soil: Volcanic loam Process: Eco-pulped (honey process), sun-dried Brew Details Roast: Medium Best For: Pour-over, drip, French press, cold brew Grind Options: Coarse, Espresso, Standard, Whole Bean Sizes: 12oz · 1 LB · 2 LB · 5 LB · 12 LB Small batch roasted. Shipped fresh. Costa Rica at its finest. Fueled by aloha.
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