Guatemala Atitlán

$14.00 – $14.50

Flavor Notes
Smooth, medium body and vibrant fruit acidity with notes of orange and chocolate.

Bean Profile
Atitlán hails from Guatemala’s Suchitepéquez region near the Atitlán Volcano. Atitlán makes a subtle yet complex cup that works well any time of day with any brew method.

Origin: Guatemala; Suchitepéquez Region.
Farm/Farmer: Finca El Naranjo.
Varietal: Caturra, Catuai.
Processing: Fully washed, patio dried.
Elevation: 4800-5100 ft.
Ships in a resealable, vented bag for extended freshness.
10 ounces.

Roast Level
We source high-quality coffees and we go to great lengths to roast each origin the perfect amount to showcase and highlight the bean’s natural qualities and flavors. In general, our roasts are what most people consider “medium.” Some origins taste better at a light roast, and some origins taste better at a darker roast. Our Head Roaster, Maury McCown, is Specialty Coffee Association certified and trained, and he strives to make sure you get the best the bean has to offer.

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