Coffee Zest Single Origin - HONDURAS Aldea Capucas
OCOTEPEQUE
BUTTER - PRALINE - GOLDEN SYRUP
ORGANIC | FAIRTRADE | SCA 84.5 | CATUAI & CATURRA | WASHED PROCESS | SINGLE ORIGIN | 100% ARABICA | 1200-1300M
A clean and smooth coffee, with bright acidity and mellow body. A very sweet espresso. Notes of butter, praline and golden syrup.
The farm
COCAFELOL is a great example of the good that being a part of a co-operative can do. They’re dedicated and focused on promoting sustainable agricultural practices, which has resulted in the production of a huge amount of natural fertilisers made from coffee husks and natural fungi, which are then given to farms free of charge. The business behind the production and distribution of fertiliser was actually created through the funding provided by the Fairtrade premium.
The Ocotepeque Department is in the west of Honduras, a very mountainous area focussing largely on agriculture. Right on the border with Guatemala and El Salvador, and surrounded by several national parks, it’s a stunning area with perfect conditions for coffee growing.
The varietals
The varietals of this coffee are an interesting mix - first, you have the really classic and popular Catuai and Caturra, both of which are versions of the famous Bourbon and are grown consistently throughout Central and South America. Added to those, however, is Pacamara - a hybrid of Pacas and Maragogype, this is generally characterised by large beans and a more floral profile.
Coffee Zest online shop
What do you charge for delivery?
For this Coffee, orders come with free shipping via Royal Mail 2nd class on orders above £35, for less than £35 there is £3.75 fee
How long is coffee sitting on the shelf before it is delivered to me? All our coffee is freshly roasted to order, it literally cannot get any fresher!
Who are you guys? Do you have a physical store? We are Coffee Zest who sell coffee beans, tea and chocolate products online.
We are collaborating with roastery which is solar powered and we try to use recyclable / eco-friendly packaging wherever possible.
Do you recommend buying ground coffee? We always recommend buying coffee as whole beans and grind as you need it.