PANAMA BOQUETE FINCA HORTIGAL - Medium-Dark Roast Coffee

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PANAMA BOQUETE FINCA HORTIGAL - Medium-Dark Roast Coffee
PANAMA BOQUETE FINCA HORTIGAL - Medium-Dark Roast Coffee
PANAMA BOQUETE FINCA HORTIGAL - Medium-Dark Roast Coffee
PANAMA BOQUETE FINCA HORTIGAL - Medium-Dark Roast Coffee
PANAMA BOQUETE FINCA HORTIGAL - Medium-Dark Roast Coffee
PANAMA BOQUETE FINCA HORTIGAL - Medium-Dark Roast Coffee
PANAMA BOQUETE FINCA HORTIGAL - Medium-Dark Roast Coffee
PANAMA BOQUETE FINCA HORTIGAL - Medium-Dark Roast Coffee
PANAMA BOQUETE FINCA HORTIGAL - Medium-Dark Roast Coffee
PANAMA BOQUETE FINCA HORTIGAL - Medium-Dark Roast Coffee

PANAMA BOQUETE FINCA HORTIGAL - Medium-Dark Roast Coffee

£8.00 Sale Save

SKUORI-PADAMD-BE250


Grind Beans
Weight 250g

This speciality coffee is one-of-a-kind, with hints of brown sugar, citrus, milk chocolate, and graham cracker flavours.

What you need to know...

  • Flavours - brown sugar, citrus, milk chocolate, graham cracker
  • Aroma - sweet
  • Body - full and creamy
  • Acidity - dry white wine

Perfect for...

Filter and aeropress coffees. 

 

The finer details...

  • Origin: Finca Hortigal, Boquete Highlands, Panama
  • Farm: Finca Hortical
  • Altitude: 1,400m – 1,600m
  • Variety: Typica Arabica
  • Harvest Period: January – April
  • Processed Method: Washed, Sun-dried, Matured

Panama Finca Hortigal is sourced from the highlands of Boquete, located in the south-west mountains of Panama with views of the Volcan Baru and Hortigal Mountain. The area is world famous for producing some of the best coffee that money can buy due to the nutrient rich volcanic soil and unique micro climates. It’s clear why we are extremely excited about this coffee here at Redber.

An additional bonus is that this farm, or finca, supports the local ecosystem, with native trees providing shade for the coffee plants to thrive, allowing them to grow up to 12 feet tall. The plants are clad with blueish green leaves and abundant in coffee cherries. The farm is also home to a diverse population of wildlife including several species of indigenous birds.

Finca Hortigal is home to 34.5 hectares and following each harvest the cherries are sent to a local mill to be processed. At the mill the cherries are washed and sun-dried to allow the flavours to develop. Following the drying process, the coffee is stored in a warehouse and regularly cupped until the perfect characteristics are apparent and the coffee is ready to be shipped.

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