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Mario Fonseca Pacamara Natural

by phil & sebastian coffee roasters - chinook centre · calgary, canada

this is mario fonseca pacamara natural, a natural panama from phil & sebastian coffee roasters - chinook centre.

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the bean

origin
panama
process
natural
varietal
pacamara
roast
omni
status
in stock
mario fonseca pacamara natural is a single-origin coffee from panama, grown from the large-berried pacamara varietal and processed naturally, meaning the fruit dries around the bean before milling. that extended contact with the cherry typically produces ripe, fruit-forward flavors with noticeable sweetness and body. roasted at an omni level, it's built to work across brewing methods, so whether you're pulling an espresso or pouring filter, the coffee should hold up. grind coarser and slow down your pour for filter to let the fruity character develop, or dial in tight for espresso to balance sweetness against concentration.

common questions

What does Mario Fonseca Pacamara Natural taste like?

as a natural-processed pacamara from panama, expect fruit-forward flavors with pronounced sweetness and a full body typical of the natural process and the large pacamara bean. specific tasting notes were not provided, but the combination of varietal and process generally leans toward ripe fruit and berry-like sweetness.

How is Mario Fonseca Pacamara Natural grown and processed?

it's grown in panama from the pacamara varietal, a cross between pacas and maragogipe known for its large bean size, and processed naturally, where whole cherries are dried with the fruit intact before the seed is extracted.

How should I brew Mario Fonseca Pacamara Natural?

the omni roast level means it's calibrated for both filter and espresso, so choose based on your setup. for filter brewing, a slower pour and slightly coarser grind will highlight the natural process's sweetness, while espresso benefits from careful dialing to balance body and fruit.

about phil & sebastian coffee roasters - chinook centre

you can feel the weight of intention the moment you walk into phil & sebastian's chinook centre location, a shop that doesn't perform busyness, it just does the work. their relationship with canada specialty coffee means the beans in your cup have been traced, verified, and treated like they actually matter, which shows in the way a washed ethiopian hits your tongue with that clean, almost tea-like brightness. the ceramic warms your palms. everything here is deliberate.

all coffee from phil & sebastian coffee roasters - chinook centre

calgary, canada

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