
costa rica coffee
by sur coffee · san clemente, usa
this is costa rica - diego guardia, a natural costa rica from sur coffee.
specific tasting notes were not provided for this lot, but as a natural-processed costa rican coffee it is likely to lean toward fruit-forward and fuller-bodied compared to washed central american coffees.
it is grown in costa rica by diego guardia and processed using the natural method, meaning the whole coffee cherry is dried before the fruit is removed, which influences the sweetness and body of the final cup.
no specific brew method or roast level was listed, but natural-processed coffees from costa rica generally work well as filter coffee, pour-over or aeropress at around 93c will help balance body and clarity.
...and then you remember what good coffee actually tastes like. sur coffee sits on el camino real, which means you'll probably walk past it at some point if you spend any time in san clemente. the regulars here know something the rest of us are still figuring out. this isn't about trendy origins or fancy equipment names you can't pronounce. it's about roasting that respects the bean without showing off about it. you can tell when a place cares more about the coffee than the brand, and sur falls squarely in that category. the kind of spot where you order the same thing twice because the first cup was that good. not because you're boring, but because some things don't need improving. a simple americano here beats most places' signature drinks.
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