Additional information
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Roast Level | |
| Bag Size | |
| Grind Type | Extra Coarse (Cold Brew), Coarse (Percolator / French Press), Medium-Coarse (Chemex), Medium (Drip Brew), Medium-Fine (Aeropress / V60), Fine (Espresso) |
| Origin Location | |
| Bean Type |
Blend
Breakfast Blend
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A medium roasted coffee blend with notes of citrus and the aroma of hazelnut and toasted almonds.
This blend is very unique. An unusual combination of Nicaraguan and Peruvian beans roasted lighter than most of our other coffees. The flavor of these two roasts blended together is simply divine. Roasted just on the lighter side of a medium roast. We couldn’t imagine a better blend of coffee for that first cup in the morning that fills the house with it’s delicious aroma.
Roast Level
Light Roast
Dark Roast
Origin Details
This is a blend of Peruvian and Nicaraguan origins. See origin details for each below.
Peru
This cooperative of smallholder coffee farmers is located in San Ignacio, within the department of Cajamarca. APROCASSI exclusively commercializes coffee on behalf of more than 400 associated farmers, giving residents an alternative to employment in the mining industry. Founded in 2000 the cooperative’s main task is to increase the well-being of its members by selling their coffee in the national and export markets at fair prices. The Fair Trade premiums have been reinvested into APROCASSI’s member farmers in the following ways: harvest and post-harvest training on soil rehabilitation, organic production, etc.; equipment purchases & environmental stewardship; home improvements; education programs covering topics such as nutrition and sanitation are provided to members & APROCASSI finances a school that provides members the opportunity to study finance and management.
Nicaragua
Nicaragua Olomega SHG EP is sourced from family-owned farms organized around Asociación Aldea Global Jinotega (Aldea Global), an organization operating in the department of Jinotega, Nicaragua. Aldea Global has more than 1,000 members and 47 percent are women, the result of investing revenues in gender equality programs focused on healthcare and small business lending. Olomega coffee is produced by descendants of an indigenous group called the Chorotegas who live in the village of Olomega.
