Guatemala Coffee Beans Buyers Guide

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Guatemala is a relatively small country with a great variety of climatic mini zones in the world.

This climatic variety leads to rainfall, humidity and changes in temperatures, the types of soil and altitude, further contribute to allow Guatemala to produce seven distinct types Arabica coffee.

The Chajulense Association Val Vaq Quyol, Only one voice, is a non-profit organization of producers that began as a collective effort to create opportunities to improve members overall quality of life. The Association believes in sustainability through an environmental, social, and business perspective including wealth generation through efficiency and competition amid a framework of respect towards the Ixil culture and with the social aim of benefiting Ixil working families and communities. We are proud to support the members of the Chajulense Association and bring you their exceptionally superb coffee.

Guatemalas combination climate and terrain near the Chuchumatanes Mountains of Chajul where our coffee is grown is perfectly suited for the production of one of the planets most delightful coffees. The spirit of these amazing people is reflected in the quality of the coffee.

Our Chajulense Guatemalan coffee is medium bodied with toasty caramel aroma, subtle acidity and pleasant light citrus, floral and dark chocolate notes.

Coffee Bean Direct Guatemala Huehuetenango, Organic Fair Trade Whole Bean Coffee, 5-Pound Bag
Ok, ready for this one? It's pronounced way-way-ten-an-go. You're welcome! Awesome name aside, this is a very popular coffee from Guatemala. The farms that grow the coffee must adhere to very strict organic growing conditions. It is shade grown at levels as high as 4000ft, and graded as "Hard Bean". The result is a cup with a rich body and a smooth and spicy chocolaty finish. This is our favorite Guatemalan around the CBD offices.
Customer Review: Excellent coffee!
This is the first time I've tried this particular variety of Guatemalan coffee but it won't be the last! The brew is very smooth and has low acidity. It is similar to Maragogype, which is increasingly hard to find. The only downside to this purchase is that the bag is not resealable, so you must find a way to keep it fresh while storing it.
Customer Review: Great Coffee
the coffee is not bitter at all.It is great for making strong coffee,it will definitely be a regular purchase.