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el salvador coffee

El Salvador - Bosque Lya - Wholesale

by quarter horse coffee roasters · birmingham, uk

this is el salvador - bosque lya - wholesale, an el salvador from quarter horse coffee roasters.

£7.5buy from quarter horse coffee roasters

the bean

origin
el salvador
region
santa ana
varietal
caturra, pacamara, bourbon, typica
status
in stock
bosque lya is a washed or naturally processed coffee from the santa ana region of el salvador, grown by quarter horse coffee roasters' sourcing partner. the farm works with four distinct varietals, caturra, pacamara, bourbon, and typica, each bringing its own character to the cup. santa ana's high-altitude volcanic soils are well regarded for producing clean, structured coffees. without specific tasting notes supplied, expect the varietal mix to lean toward balanced sweetness and body typical of well-grown salvadoran lots. this is a wholesale offering, suited to espresso or filter depending on roast level, so ask quarter horse for current roast details before dialling in.

common questions

What does El Salvador - Bosque Lya - Wholesale taste like?

no specific tasting notes were provided for this lot, but the combination of caturra, pacamara, bourbon, and typica varietals from santa ana typically produces a balanced cup with good sweetness and body. contact quarter horse coffee roasters for current cup notes on this specific batch.

How is El Salvador - Bosque Lya - Wholesale grown and processed?

the coffee is grown in the santa ana region of el salvador using four varietals: caturra, pacamara, bourbon, and typica. no processing method was specified for this lot, so it is worth confirming with quarter horse coffee roasters whether it is washed, natural, or honey processed.

How should I brew El Salvador - Bosque Lya - Wholesale?

no specific roast level or recommended brew method was supplied, so the best approach depends on how quarter horse have roasted this batch. lighter roasts generally suit filter methods like pour over or aeropress, while a medium or darker roast would work well as espresso or in a cafetière.

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