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Guatemala Huehuetenago Vides Family

by french truck coffee · new orleans, usa

you'll taste winey before caramel. this is guatemala huehuetenago vides family, a washed guatemala from french truck coffee.

wineycaramelmilk chocolatedark chocolatealmond
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the bean

origin
guatemala
region
huehuetenango
process
washed
varietal
caturra, bourbon
roast
medium
status
in stock
this is a washed guatemalan coffee from the huehuetenango region, grown by the vides family using caturra and bourbon varietals. the washed process keeps the cup clean and defined, letting the caramel, milk chocolate, dark chocolate, almond, and winey qualities come through with clarity. roasted to a medium level by french truck coffee, it sits in a sweet spot between brightness and body. it works well across most brew methods, and its chocolate and almond character makes it a reliable choice for both filter and espresso setups where you want sweetness without heaviness.

common questions

What does Guatemala Huehuetenago Vides Family taste like?

it carries winey, caramel, milk chocolate, dark chocolate, and almond flavors. the washed process keeps the cup clean, so those notes read clearly rather than being muddled by fruit-forward fermentation.

How is Guatemala Huehuetenago Vides Family grown and processed?

it is grown by the vides family in huehuetenango, guatemala, using caturra and bourbon varietals. the coffee is washed processed, meaning the fruit is removed before drying, which typically produces a cleaner, more structured cup.

How should I brew Guatemala Huehuetenago Vides Family?

as a medium roast, it is flexible and suits pour over, drip, or espresso without requiring extreme adjustments. its chocolate and almond sweetness comes through well at standard brew ratios, so starting around 1:15 to 1:16 for filter is a reasonable place to begin.

about french truck coffee

french truck coffee sits on magazine street like it belongs there, which it does after years of earning the trust of new orleanians who know good coffee when they taste it. the 4.6-star rating from nearly 700 google reviews tells you something, but not everything. what it doesn't capture is the way regulars pause at that first sip, the slight nod of approval when the extraction hits just right. this isn't about fancy equipment or instagram moments. it's about consistency in a city that demands authenticity. the baristas pull shots with the kind of attention that makes you realize why chains feel so hollow. you taste the difference in every cup, that careful balance between bold and smooth that keeps people coming back to magazine street instead of settling for whatever's convenient. some places serve coffee. french truck serves the kind of coffee that makes you rethink what you've been drinking everywhere else.

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