guatemala coffee
GUAPO - GUATEMALA
by café corto - le kiosque coffee shop · marseille, france
this is guapo - guatemala, a guatemala from café corto - le kiosque coffee shop.
the bean
- origin
- guatemala
- varietal
- caturra, bourbon
- status
- in stock
guapo is a guatemalan coffee from café corto, roasted in collaboration with le kiosque coffee shop. it's built on caturra and bourbon varietals, two classic arabica cultivars known for balanced, clean cup profiles. guatemala's high-altitude growing regions typically produce coffees with good structure and moderate acidity, and caturra and bourbon together tend toward a smooth, approachable character. without additional processing or tasting note details in the supplied facts, the safest approach is a medium-heat brew, such as a v60 or cafetière, to let the varietal character come through cleanly without masking it with over-extraction.
common questions
What does GUAPO - GUATEMALA taste like?
no specific tasting notes were supplied for this coffee, but caturra and bourbon varietals grown in guatemala typically produce a balanced, clean cup with moderate acidity and a smooth body. expect a straightforward, approachable profile without sharp or polarising flavours.
How is GUAPO - GUATEMALA grown and processed?
guapo is grown in guatemala using caturra and bourbon cultivars, two well-established arabica varietals common in central american coffee farming. no specific processing method was provided in the supplied details.
How should I brew GUAPO - GUATEMALA?
no specific brew method or roast level was supplied, but caturra and bourbon-based guatemalan coffees generally perform well with filter methods like v60 or a cafetière, which highlight clarity and varietal character. a medium grind and water around 93, 94°c is a reliable starting point.
about café corto - le kiosque coffee shop
marseille's coffee scene runs deeper than the tourist guides suggest. the city's relationship with caffeine goes back generations, but it's places like café corto on avenue du Prado where that tradition meets something sharper, more intentional. you'll find this roaster tucked into the 8th arrondissement, where residential marseille settles into its own rhythm. the locals here aren't messing around. they've built café corto into something that feels both neighborhood essential and quietly ambitious. this isn't about proving anything to anyone outside these streets. it's about understanding that good coffee requires patience, consistency, and the kind of attention that shows up in every cup. the roasting happens on-site, filling the space with those rich, toasted notes that make you slow down whether you planned to or not. avenue du Prado moves at its own pace anyway.
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