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guatemala coffee

(BEANS OF THE MONTH) Guatemala Guaya'b Fair Trade Organic

by dear deer coffee roasting bar pakuranga · auckland, new zealand

you'll taste lemon before winey. this is (beans of the month) guatemala guaya'b fair trade organic, a honey guatemala from dear deer coffee roasting bar pakuranga.

lemonwineyjasminefloralcaramelhoneyhoneycombcocoaalmond
NZ$22buy from dear deer coffee roasting bar pakuranga

the bean

origin
guatemala
region
huehuetenango
process
honey
status
in stock
the guatemala guaya'b fair trade organic is a honey processed single origin from huehuetenango, roasted by dear deer coffee roasting bar in pakuranga. honey processing means the fruit mucilage is left on the bean during drying, which pushes sweetness and body into the cup. expect a flavour profile that moves between bright lemon acidity and winey fruit, with jasmine and floral top notes, then settles into caramel, honey, honeycomb, cocoa, and almond on the finish. it suits filter methods that let those layered fruit and floral notes open up, though the sweetness and body also hold well as a flat white.

common questions

What does (BEANS OF THE MONTH) Guatemala Guaya'b Fair Trade Organic taste like?

it has bright lemon and winey fruit up front, floral and jasmine character in the middle, and a sweet finish of caramel, honey, honeycomb, cocoa, and almond. the honey process adds noticeable sweetness and body that runs through the whole cup.

How is (BEANS OF THE MONTH) Guatemala Guaya'b Fair Trade Organic grown and processed?

the coffee is grown in huehuetenango, guatemala, and carries fair trade and organic certification. it is honey processed, meaning the sticky fruit mucilage is left on the bean during drying rather than being fully washed off.

How should I brew (BEANS OF THE MONTH) Guatemala Guaya'b Fair Trade Organic?

filter brew methods such as pour over or batch filter will highlight the lemon brightness and jasmine floral notes clearly. if you prefer milk drinks, the caramel and honeycomb sweetness are strong enough to come through in a flat white.

about dear deer coffee roasting bar pakuranga

and that's exactly what you find tucked away on gossamer drive in pakuranga heights. dear deer coffee roasting bar operates with the kind of quiet confidence that comes from knowing your beans inside out. they roast their own coffee here, which means you're getting something that was probably still green beans just days ago. the regulars who keep coming back aren't chasing trends or instagram moments. they want coffee that tastes like someone actually cares about the process from bean to cup. pakuranga heights isn't the first neighborhood you'd think of for specialty coffee, but that's probably why dear deer works so well. no pressure to be anything other than what they are: a roastery that happens to serve excellent coffee to anyone willing to make the drive. your best bet is their single origin pour-over on a tuesday morning.

all coffee from dear deer coffee roasting bar pakuranga

auckland, new zealand

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