Nicaragua | Single Origin Coffee | Organic | Medium Roast

Nicaragua Single Origin Organic Coffee - Medium Roast

Discover the exceptional taste of Nicaragua with this organic, Fair Trade-certified coffee. Handcrafted by dedicated farmers, it offers a harmonious balance of cocoa richness, delicate floral tones, and bright citrus notes in a smooth medium roast.

🌟 Flavor Profile:

• Rich cocoa with floral and citrus highlights
• Medium roast for a perfectly balanced cup

🌍 About the Growers:
Sourced from the Cooperativa Multifuncional Family Coffee R.L. (COMULFAC), a collective of family-owned farms founded in 2013 with support from J&M Family Coffee. Each farm, ranging from 4 to 100 acres, carefully processes its coffee on-site with micro-mills, ensuring top-tier quality. This cooperative empowers small farmers to enhance their livelihoods and strengthen their communities.

🌱 Coffee Details:

• Varieties: Caturra, Catuai, Bourbon, Catimor, Maragogype
• Altitude: 1,150–1,500 meters
• Soil Type: Clay minerals
• Processing Method: Fully washed and sun-dried

Experience the artistry of Nicaraguan coffee, grown with care and commitment to sustainability.

Order today and savor a taste of Nicaragua in every sip!

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