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guatemala la colina | wholesale | plum, chocolate, black tea, guatemala coffee from lost sheep coffee

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Guatemala La Colina | Wholesale | Plum, Chocolate, Black Tea

by lost sheep coffee · canterbury, uk

you'll taste stone fruit before jasmine. this is guatemala la colina | wholesale | plum, chocolate, black tea, a washed guatemala from lost sheep coffee.

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the bean

origin
guatemala
region
antigua
process
washed
varietal
caturra, bourbon
status
in stock
guatemala la colina is a washed coffee from the antigua region, grown with caturra and bourbon varietals. the washed process keeps things clean and defined, letting the cup's natural character come through clearly. expect stone fruit and floral jasmine on the nose, with black tea and milk to dark chocolate through the body. that tea-like quality makes it particularly well suited to filter brewing, where clarity and delicacy can develop fully. pour over or drip will highlight the floral and stone fruit notes, while a slightly coarser grind and lower temperature around 90-92°c will keep bitterness in check.

common questions

What does Guatemala La Colina | Wholesale | Plum, Chocolate, Black Tea taste like?

it carries stone fruit and jasmine florals alongside a tea-like quality that resembles black tea, with milk chocolate and dark chocolate rounding out the body. the cup is clean and layered rather than heavy.

How is Guatemala La Colina | Wholesale | Plum, Chocolate, Black Tea grown and processed?

it is grown in the antigua region of guatemala using caturra and bourbon varietals, and processed using the washed method, which removes the fruit before drying and produces a clean, well-defined cup.

How should I brew Guatemala La Colina | Wholesale | Plum, Chocolate, Black Tea?

filter methods such as pour over or drip suit this coffee well, as they preserve the floral, tea-like clarity that defines it. a brew temperature around 90-92°c will help keep the delicate notes intact without pushing bitterness.

about lost sheep coffee

you're on st george's lane, which puts you right at the edge of canterbury's bus station, not the most obvious postcode for a coffee stop. but lost sheep has been pulling locals back here long enough that the location stopped mattering. canterbury is a city that runs on tourism for much of the year, pilgrims and day-trippers cycling through the same cathedral loop, and a roaster that actually holds the attention of people who live here is doing something right. this is a specialty roaster, not just a café, which means the coffee itself is the point. if you're passing through on a coach connection or killing time before a train, st george's lane is genuinely worth the detour.

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