$32.00
High in the misty mountains of Jinotega, this exceptional coffee thrives in volcanic soil at elevations of 1,300-1,500 meters. The cool climate ensures slow maturation, concentrating flavors in each carefully hand-picked cherry. Through a meticulous anaerobic fermentation process, where cherries develop in oxygen-free environments, complex flavors emerge – bright tropical fruit notes mingle with white grape sweetness and subtle lychee undertones. This SHG/EP grade represents Nicaragua’s 15th-ranked global coffee production, contributing over 20% to the country’s agricultural GDP and supporting countless rural families. The Rainforest Alliance certified estate not only produces remarkable coffee but also invests in education and sustainable farming practices, preserving both tradition and environment for generations to come.
Journey to the verdant highlands of Jinotega, Nicaragua, where exceptional coffee thrives in the shadow of the Datanli El Diablo natural reserve. At elevations between 1,300-1,500 meters, these Strictly High Grown (SHG) beans develop slowly in nutrient-rich volcanic soil, allowing for remarkable density and flavor complexity.
What distinguishes this offering is its innovative anaerobic processing. After careful hand-selection, the ripest cherries undergo fermentation in sealed, oxygen-free tanks where natural enzymes transform sugars into extraordinary flavor compounds. This methodical approach yields a cup bursting with bright tropical notes – star fruit and lychee dance with the delicate sweetness of white grape, complemented by subtle brown spice and floral hibiscus undertones.
The Rainforest Alliance certified estate employs hundreds of local workers during harvest, providing crucial employment in a region where coffee cultivation represents a cornerstone of rural livelihoods. With coffee contributing over 20% to Nicaragua’s agricultural GDP and ranking 15th in global production, each sip connects you to a vital economic pipeline that supports sustainable farming practices and community development.
Beyond its exceptional taste profile, this coffee embodies environmental stewardship through careful water management and biodiversity conservation. The estate’s commitment extends to education through its agricultural boarding school, training the next generation of coffee professionals while preserving traditional knowledge.
Prepared to rigorous European Preparation (EP) standards, each bean undergoes meticulous sorting and grading, ensuring consistent quality from the first sip to the last. The care invested at every stage – from cultivation through processing to export – delivers a cup that perfectly encapsulates Nicaragua’s growing reputation for specialty coffee excellence.
