Elevate your senses with a convergence of the earthly and the spiritual.
A journey inward, a chance to connect with the ancient energies of the Andes, preparing you for whatever mysteries the day may hold.
This coffee boasts a pronounced aroma and fragrance of chocolate, bitters, honey, and toffee. Breaking the crust reveals sweet wheat germ notes. The cup offers a vinous acidity with hints of apple, a silky body, and a bouquet of raisins and chocolate, culminating in a lingering chocolate aftertaste.
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Harvest: September 2024.
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Varietals: Catimor, Caturra, Común, Costa Rica, El Origen, and Pachi.
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Processing: Washed process.
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Farm: Shade-grown Ecological.
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Elevation: 1,600 - 1,800 masl.
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Export Quantity: 554kg.
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Milling: Grade 1.
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Humidity: 11.1%.
Cultivators:
Discover the hidden treasure of HIGH MACHAY, lovingly cultivated by Hector Bottger and Carlos Colina Soto, in the tranquil hills of Zipizu and Gramazu, nestled between 1600 and 1800 meters above sea level. This special coffee thrives in the cool, shaded embrace of the mountains, benefiting from the unique jungle microclimate near the precious UNESCO Amazonian Biosphere Reserves, including the Oxapampa-Asháninka-Yánesha Biosphere Reserve (BIOAY). Each precious cherry is carefully hand-picked from their family farms, ranging from 1.5 to 5 hectares.
Why Lounges Love It:
The machays – the caves of the Andean highlands. Within these cool, shadowed depths, Incan shamans would seek communion with the mountain spirits, where the veil between worlds thins, tapping into the earth’s primal energies. Similarly, HIGH MACHAY invites a descent into a profound sensory experience. Wrapping yourself in a moment of pure comfort. That's what HIGH MACHAY offers: its rich, layered aroma and the delightful, lingering sweetness of chocolate – a perfect companion for a moment of quiet peace. Serving such a beautiful, almost transcendent coffee moment is a hallmark of places that truly care about creating special experiences. Ensuring a day of grounded focus and insightful clarity.
🔥 Roasting
Medium roast for its full potential, enhancing the chocolate and honey notes while maintaining a balanced acidity.
💧 Brewing
Ideal for pour-over, French press, or espresso, allowing its nuanced flavors to shine. A versatile bean that adapts beautifully to various brewing methods.
Espresso Suitability: Notes of chocolate, honey, toffee, and vinous acidity are good for espresso. Nice combination of sweetness and acidity.
These are just suggestions, and your personal preferences may vary. Experiment with different roast levels and brewing methods to discover what you enjoy most.
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Location:
Oxapampa-Asháninka-Yánesha Biosphere Reserve (BIOAY),
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