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homeroastersfarmers union coffee roasterssan carlos, guatemala

guatemala coffee

San Carlos, Guatemala

by farmers union coffee roasters · eugene, usa

you'll taste stone fruit before honey. this is san carlos, guatemala, a honey guatemala from farmers union coffee roasters.

stone fruithoneyhoneycomb
$23buy from farmers union coffee roasters

the bean

origin
guatemala
region
antigua
process
honey
varietal
bourbon
status
in stock
san carlos is a honey-processed bourbon from antigua, guatemala, roasted by farmers union coffee roasters. antigua's high-altitude growing conditions suit bourbon well, producing a dense, sweet bean. honey processing, which leaves some fruit mucilage on the seed during drying, tends to carry that sweetness into the cup, here showing up as stone fruit, honey, and honeycomb. it brews cleanly as a filter or works well as a pour-over, where the slower extraction lets the fruit and floral qualities develop without muddiness. expect a soft, rounded body with a naturally sweet finish.

common questions

What does San Carlos, Guatemala taste like?

san carlos is described as stone fruit, honey, and honeycomb. the honey process reinforces that sweetness by leaving fruit mucilage on the bean during drying, so the cup tends to feel naturally sweet and rounded rather than sharp or bright.

How is San Carlos, Guatemala grown and processed?

it is a bourbon varietal grown in the antigua region of guatemala and processed using the honey method, meaning the skin is removed but some of the sticky fruit mucilage is left on the bean as it dries, which adds body and sweetness to the final cup.

How should I brew San Carlos, Guatemala?

a pour-over or drip filter method works well here, giving enough control to draw out the stone fruit and honeycomb notes without overextracting the natural sweetness. keep your water temperature in the mid range and avoid pushing extraction too long.

about farmers union coffee roasters

farmers union coffee roasters gets the fundamentals right. their beans develop proper complexity through careful roasting, which matters more than flashy latte art when you're building a reputation in eugene. the spot on west 5th avenue draws people who know the difference between good coffee and coffee that just looks good on social media. you'll find locals who've been coming here for years alongside university students discovering what specialty coffee actually means. the roasting happens on-site, so there's transparency in how your beans go from green to brown. no pretense, no unnecessary complications. just solid coffee knowledge applied consistently. their medium roasts hit that sweet spot where origin characteristics shine through without being buried under char or underdeveloped brightness.

all coffee from farmers union coffee roasters

eugene, usa

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