Santa Rosa, Guatemala
Santa Rosa, Guatemala
Roaster's Notes
Roaster's Notes
Greengage plucked from the tree of those beatific summer evenings of your youth, grazed knees and grass-stained shirt awash with the colours of the day’s fading. Honied nuts shared from brown paper against the thudding backdrop of London’s heaving metropolis. The Proustian Madeline of Coffee.
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Region
Region
Santa Rosa
Altitude
Altitude
1,300 - 1,700 masl
Varietal
Varietal
Bourbon, Caturra, Pache
Process
Process
Washed
Greengage plucked from the tree of those beatific summer evenings of your youth, grazed knees and grass-stained shirt awash with the colours of the day’s fading. Honied nuts shared from brown paper against the thudding backdrop of London’s heaving metropolis. The Proustian Madeline of Coffee.
The region of Santa Rosa is the backbone of the Guatemalan coffee industry, now the world’s eighth largest exporter. The warm winds that blow off the Atlantic give the region a uniquely early harvest that that is in contrast with the later harvest of Huehuetenango, meaning that Guatemala can consistently export throughout the year.
Santa Rosa’s vibrant diversity of altitudes, terroirs, and microclimates, makes the region an exciting origin for wild and varied palates, making it a firm favourite with roasters looking to source from Guatemala. From dependable blenders to exceptional micro-lots, Santa Rosa has it all.
Santa Rosa is a region that can really stand its own two feet and will only to continue to surge in prominence in the coming years. It has, in recent years, received a number of place holders in the Cup of Excellence, illustrating that in can stand toe-to-toe with some of the industry’s best.
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