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Rosalba Cifuentes
Chiapas is the southernmost state in Mexico with a coastline along the Pacific Ocean to the South. The state borders the Guatemalan coffee-growing region of Huehuetenango.
This coffee is sourced from multiples women producers under the Mayan Coffee Harvest project lead by Rosalba Cifuentes. She started this project after having immigrated to the United States in search of better opportunities. When she eventually returned to her native region of Chiapas, she was confronted by the difficulties faced by several members of her family working in coffee production. By providing better traceability and more transparency, Rosalba believes it can increase the value of coffees from Chiapas.
This lot comes from widowed and single mother producers in the region. They have combined their efforts to offer us an incredibly sweet coffee with a beautiful acidity whose final product is of remarkable quality.
This coffee is sourced from multiples women producers under the Mayan Coffee Harvest project lead by Rosalba Cifuentes. She started this project after having immigrated to the United States in search of better opportunities. When she eventually returned to her native region of Chiapas, she was confronted by the difficulties faced by several members of her family working in coffee production. By providing better traceability and more transparency, Rosalba believes it can increase the value of coffees from Chiapas.
This lot comes from widowed and single mother producers in the region. They have combined their efforts to offer us an incredibly sweet coffee with a beautiful acidity whose final product is of remarkable quality.
Chiapas is the southernmost state in Mexico with a coastline along the Pacific Ocean to the South. The state borders the Guatemalan coffee-growing region of Huehuetenango.
This coffee is sourced from multiples women producers under the Mayan Coffee Harvest project lead by Rosalba Cifuentes. She started this project after having immigrated to the United States in search of better opportunities. When she eventually returned to her native region of Chiapas, she was confronted by the difficulties faced by several members of her family working in coffee production. By providing better traceability and more transparency, Rosalba believes it can increase the value of coffees from Chiapas.
This lot comes from widowed and single mother producers in the region. They have combined their efforts to offer us an incredibly sweet coffee with a beautiful acidity whose final product is of remarkable quality.
This coffee is sourced from multiples women producers under the Mayan Coffee Harvest project lead by Rosalba Cifuentes. She started this project after having immigrated to the United States in search of better opportunities. When she eventually returned to her native region of Chiapas, she was confronted by the difficulties faced by several members of her family working in coffee production. By providing better traceability and more transparency, Rosalba believes it can increase the value of coffees from Chiapas.
This lot comes from widowed and single mother producers in the region. They have combined their efforts to offer us an incredibly sweet coffee with a beautiful acidity whose final product is of remarkable quality.
Coffee origin
Country
Mexique
Region
Chiapas
Variety
typica, Bourbon, caturra
Altitude
1500 - 1750 m
Farm
Mayan Coffee Harvest
Producer
Rosalba Cifuentes
Roast level
Medium
Process
washed
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3.6 Very Good
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