Cubulco Guatemala

from $36.00

Chocolate - Citrus - Granola

Rich notes of chocolate and brown sugar make Guatemalan green coffee beans a favorite among coffee roasters. The unroasted coffees owe much to the land, but also to the tenacity of Guatemala’s coffee producers. Growers are constantly looking for better growing conditions: richer soil; advantageous micro-climates; and ideal shade conditions. Farmers are investing in moving to higher grounds to increase their options for growing specialty green coffees and dedicating lands at higher altitudes to planting traditional varietals that produce differentiated cup qualities.

Cubulco is a small town in the heart of Guatemala, located in the department of Baja Verapaz. A high percentage of the population is indigenous, with the majority being of Achi Mayan descent. Altitudes range from 1600 to 1800masl, and small-sized farms dot the highlands. Most farmers employ traditional agricultural practices and operate their own wet mills in the region.

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Online orders will be processed at the beginning of each week and shipped at the end of each week. Any orders received later in the week, will be processed and shipped the following week, as scheduled.

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Chocolate - Citrus - Granola

Rich notes of chocolate and brown sugar make Guatemalan green coffee beans a favorite among coffee roasters. The unroasted coffees owe much to the land, but also to the tenacity of Guatemala’s coffee producers. Growers are constantly looking for better growing conditions: richer soil; advantageous micro-climates; and ideal shade conditions. Farmers are investing in moving to higher grounds to increase their options for growing specialty green coffees and dedicating lands at higher altitudes to planting traditional varietals that produce differentiated cup qualities.

Cubulco is a small town in the heart of Guatemala, located in the department of Baja Verapaz. A high percentage of the population is indigenous, with the majority being of Achi Mayan descent. Altitudes range from 1600 to 1800masl, and small-sized farms dot the highlands. Most farmers employ traditional agricultural practices and operate their own wet mills in the region.

FREE SHIPPING

Online orders will be processed at the beginning of each week and shipped at the end of each week. Any orders received later in the week, will be processed and shipped the following week, as scheduled.