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| Origin | Antigua, Guatemala |
| Varieties | Bourbon, Catuai, Caturra, Typica |
| Altitude | 1200-1616 m |
| Soil Type | Volcanic loam |
| Roast level | Medium |
| Process | Fully washed and sun dried |
| Grind Sizes | Coarse, Medium fine, Medium |
| Form | Ground, Whole bean |
From the highlands of Antigua, one of Guatemala's most celebrated coffee regions, this medium roast delivers a rich, layered cup. Grown by smallholder farmers on the volcanic slopes surrounding the colonial city, these beans benefit from mineral-rich soil and ideal growing conditions — producing a cup with bittersweet chocolate depth, warm spice, and a smoky sweetness that's distinctly Guatemalan. Antigua coffee has earned its legendary reputation for good reason, and this single origin captures the soul of the region in every brew. Cupping Notes: Bittersweet chocolate, warm spice, smoky sweetness Roast: Medium Region: Antigua, Guatemala Grower: Smallholder farmers Body: Full, rich Acidity: Medium, balanced
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