| Coffee Product Form | Whole bean |
| Roast level | Medium |
| Origin | Chiapas, Mexico |
| Body | Medium |
| Acidity | Dry, spicy |
Mexican Chiapas coffees have a mild flavor with medium body and a dry, acidy snap. Mexican coffee beans create some of the smoothest cups of coffee depending on their region. While not admired by coffee snobs, this should not be overlooked as it can compare with certain Island coffees in the cup. Chiapas is the coffee little brother of Guatemala's Hue Hue Tenango region, and its coffees are brighter, sweeter, with a definite clove spice to compliment the apricot fruit that is in the cup. Chiapas is one of Mexico's southern states and produces 40% of the country's total coffee.
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