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limaní & ana café 14, mexico coffee from cumbé - la tostadora (roaster)

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Limaní & Ana café 14

by cumbé - la tostadora (roaster) · cuauhtémoc, mexico city, mexico

you'll taste honey before honeycomb. this is limaní & ana café 14, a honey mexico from cumbé - la tostadora (roaster).

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the bean

origin
mexico
region
veracruz
process
honey
varietal
caturra
status
in stock
limaní & ana café 14 is a caturra from veracruz, mexico, roasted by cumbé, la tostadora. it's processed using the honey method, where some fruit mucilage is left on the bean during drying, which draws out the sweetness you find in the cup. expect honey and honeycomb throughout, with a natural sweetness that doesn't need much coaxing. because honey-processed coffees tend to be delicate and sweet-forward, a pour-over or filter brew at a moderate temperature will keep those clean, syrupy notes intact without muddying them.

common questions

What does Limaní & Ana café 14 taste like?

this coffee leads with honey and honeycomb, flavors that reflect both its honey processing and its caturra varietal grown in veracruz, mexico.

How is Limaní & Ana café 14 grown and processed?

it's a caturra varietal from veracruz, mexico, processed using the honey method, meaning some of the fruit's mucilage is retained on the bean during drying to build sweetness.

How should I brew Limaní & Ana café 14?

a filter or pour-over brew works well for honey-processed coffees like this one, as it highlights the clean, sweet honey and honeycomb character without adding bitterness.

about cumbé - la tostadora (roaster)

slow saturday mornings in san rafael have a particular quality to them, the kind where you actually want to linger rather than rush back to whatever's waiting on your phone. cumbé, on joaquin garcia icazbalceta, sits in that neighbourhood's quieter residential register, away from the busier commercial strips further east. as a dedicated roasting operation, the focus here is on the beans themselves and what happens before anything reaches your cup. people who come back do so with real regularity, which says something about consistency rather than novelty. you don't keep returning to a place that's coasting. the san rafael streets around here are walkable and unhurried on weekends, which makes the whole visit feel less transactional. a good place to start, honestly, is whatever single origin they're currently pouring as filter.

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