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Guatemala

Baja Verapaz Cubulco
Cocoa Powder Granola Toasted Almond Citrus
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Guatemala has long been known for producing some of the world's most expressive coffees, and Cubulco in Baja Verapaz is no exception. This community lot brings together coffees from smallholder farmers who use traditional growing methods and carefully process each harvest close to home. High elevations, cool mountain air, and fertile soils allow the cherries to mature slowly, developing remarkable sweetness and complexity. In the cup, rich dark chocolate creates a smooth foundation, while juicy red grape adds depth and orange zest brings a bright, lively finish.

Cocoa Powder
Granola
Toasted Almond
Citrus

A smooth cup.

Dark chocolate up front, sweet red grape through the middle, and a bright touch of orange zest on the finish. Smooth, vibrant, and beautifully balanced from the first sip to the last.

Body
Medium
Acidity
Medium
Roast
Medium +
Process
Washed
The Origin

From the mountains to your cup.

The highlands of Cubulco sit within Guatemala’s Baja Verapaz region, where cool mountain climates, rich soils, and elevations between 1,600 and 1,800 meters create ideal conditions for growing exceptional coffee. This community lot was crafted from the harvests of smallholder farmers throughout the region, including producers from Las Anonas, Las Naranjas, La Esperanza, Grano de Oro, and Finca Las Piedras. Carefully grown and processed with generations of traditional farming practices, this coffee reflects the heritage, dedication, and quality that have made Guatemala one of the world’s most celebrated coffee origins.

Elevation
1,600-1,800m
Region
Baja Verapaz Cubulco
Varietal
Catuai, Pache-San Ramon, Sarchimor, Bourbon, Caturra
Harvest
Dec - Mar 2026
Origin
Limited Release

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