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Guatemala Finca El Durazno – Single Origin Espresso Roast

by elixir coffee roasters · brisbane, australia

you'll taste lemon before red apple. this is guatemala finca el durazno – single origin espresso roast, a honey guatemala from elixir coffee roasters.

lemonred applehoneyhoneycombmilk chocolatedark chocolatealmond
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the bean

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guatemala
process
honey
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in stock
guatemala finca el durazno is a single origin coffee from guatemala, roasted by elixir coffee roasters specifically for espresso. it's processed using the honey method, where some fruit mucilage is left on the bean during drying, which adds sweetness and body to the cup. expect brightness from lemon and red apple, layered sweetness from honey and honeycomb, and a grounding depth of milk chocolate, dark chocolate, and almond. roasted for espresso, it pulls best as a shot or milk-based drink, where the chocolate and almond notes hold up well against steamed milk while the fruit acidity keeps things lively.

common questions

What does Guatemala Finca El Durazno – Single Origin Espresso Roast taste like?

it has bright, fruit-forward notes of lemon and red apple alongside sweetness from honey and honeycomb, with milk chocolate, dark chocolate, and almond rounding out the cup. the honey process adds extra body and sweetness that ties those flavors together.

How is Guatemala Finca El Durazno – Single Origin Espresso Roast grown and processed?

this coffee comes from finca el durazno in guatemala and is processed using the honey method, meaning the coffee cherry skin is removed but some of the sticky fruit mucilage is left on the bean as it dries. that residual fruit layer contributes to its sweetness and fuller body.

How should I brew Guatemala Finca El Durazno – Single Origin Espresso Roast?

it's roasted specifically for espresso, so pulling it as a shot will give you the best results, either straight or as the base for a flat white or latte. the chocolate and almond notes integrate well with milk, and the fruit brightness comes through cleanly as espresso.

about elixir coffee roasters

the counter at elixir coffee roasters holds that particular warmth you only find at places where someone actually cares about what's in your cup. tucked into hayward street in stafford, this isn't the kind of spot that needs flashy signage to draw crowds. regulars know. they come for beans roasted with the kind of attention that makes your morning ritual feel less like routine, more like ceremony. 540 google reviews averaging 4.5 stars tells you something concrete about consistency. but the real story lives in those small moments: the barista who remembers how you take your flat white, the smell of fresh roasting that drifts through the neighborhood on weekday mornings. chains can replicate recipes. they can't replicate the way independent roasters like this one approach each batch like it matters. because it does.

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