Costa Rica El Bueyerito Arabica Roasted Beans

This coffee is grown at an altitude of 1400 -1600 m and stands out with an aroma of dry tropical fruits and macadamia nuts. A coffee with low acidity, it has flavours of tropical spiced pineapple, orange and peach with an understated hint of pistachio and a sweet chocolaty aftertaste. Region: El Bueyerito Grade: SHG Processing: Washed Botanical Species: Arabica Screen Size: 15/16 Altitude: 1300 meters above sea level Moisture: 11.4% Caffeine: 1.13% Appearance: Greenish Cup profile: Sweet Cacao, Caramel, Sweet Acidity

Coming from a farm located between two looming volcanoes the coffee has become a perfect example of how a farm can become more than a source of delicious coffee. The farm has on site schooling and implements impressive sustainable practices for coffee processing. Is there any more of a versatile coffee that a good Guatemalan coffee? This coffee is great at almost any roast level, it works with almost any brewing style, including cold brews, French presses, espressos, americanos, cappuccinos, and lattes. If you prefer a piquant cup go with a medium roast or lighter. Many coffee drinkers prefer their Guatemalan coffees at a Full City Roast or darker where the chocolate/spice tones come to the front in a much more vibrant way. Region: Esquipulas Grade: SHB Botanical Species: Arabica Screen Size: 19 Process: Washed Altitude: 1.600 meters above sea level Roast Degree: Medium Tasting Notes: Rich chocolatey-cocoa flavor, and a toffee-like sweetness

The coffee originates from a select cluster of farms from the Caudat Village, Lam Dong Province, Vietnam. Caudate is a beautiful mountainous region lined with pine forests, lakes, waterfalls, coffee and tea gardens located in the Central Highlands of Vietnam. Grown at 1,400 to 1,600 meters, the region is blessed with year-round cool weather and fertile volcanic soil, providing an ideal microclimate for growing outstanding quality. Coffee cultivation began in this region in the 1850s and has been continued for generations by Vietnam farmers. Region: Mercafe Caudat Grade: A Processing: Washed Botanical Species: Arabica Screen Size: 16/17 Altitude: 1,400 to 1,600 meters Moisture: 12% Caffeine: 1.13% Appearance: Greenish Cup profile: Chocolate, Earthly, Roasted Almond, Tobacco

Brazil is the world's largest coffee producer and has many distinct regions that yield excellent cup characteristics. The fact that Brazils are full bodied, neutral in flavor and exhibit almost no acidity happens to make them the perfect base for Espresso blends or as a single origin for anyone preferring less acidity in their coffee. This Brazil Santos coffee bean has consistency in quality, good strength and dependability in flavor that provides a nice base line for Wheelin Pete Espresso Blend. Santos is the name of Brazil largest coffee seaport located in the state of Sao Paulo. Most of the coffee beans exported through Santos is actually grown in the state Sao Paulo and the neighboring state of Minas Gerais. These two states produce the majority of Brazil coffee beans. Santos coffees are cured and processed by what we call the natural method. The harvested cherries are dried on huge patios the size of football fields and are then milled to export specifications. Region: Santos Grade: 19 Botanical Species: Arabica Screen Size: 2/3 Process: Natural Altitude: 1200 meters above sea level Roast Degree: Medium Tasting Notes: Clean, earthy and delicately acidic, notes of flint and tart fruit, similar to cranberry and green apples, with some charred undertones.

Brazil has been dominating the coffee market for 150 years now. As the largest coffee producer in the world, Brazil produces about one-third of the world's total production. The production in this region is high thanks to the relatively flat landscape and ideal climatic conditions. The coffee is known for its intense aroma and its nutty and slightly sweet cup profile. Brazil Cerrado Coffee Beans: the highest grade of the famous Brazilian beans, lively and inviting with a smooth, sweet taste. Beans from the Cerrado region have cupped better than those from the Santos region. Region: Cerrado Grade: NY2/3 Botanical Species: Arabica Screen Size: 17+ Process: Natural Dry Fully Washed Altitude: 1050 - 1100 meters above sea level Roast Degree: Medium Tasting Notes: Low acidity, and exhibits a nutty sweet flavor, often bittersweet with a chocolaty roast taste

The coffee originates from a select cluster of farms from the Caudat Village, Lam Dong Province, Vietnam. Caudate is a beautiful mountainous region lined with pine forests, lakes, waterfalls, coffee and tea gardens located in the Central Highlands of Vietnam. Grown at 1,400 to 1,600 meters, the region is blessed with year-round cool weather and fertile volcanic soil, providing an ideal microclimate for growing outstanding quality. Coffee cultivation began in this region in the 1850s and has been continued for generations by Vietnam farmers. Region: Mercafe Caudat Grade: A Botanical Species: Arabica Screen Size: 16/17 Process: Washed Altitude: 1,400 to 1,600 meters Roast Degree: Medium Tasting Notes: Earthy/wood notes akin to Sumatran coffees, chocolatey and spicy notes

Description- One of the highest grown coffees of Central America, at over 1250 m, this is a full-bodied coffee with a crisp brightness. Strong chocolate flavours evolve into fruity notes of cherry, orange and plum with a salted caramel sweetness, praline and spicy nuances. A lingering aftertaste with a nutty aroma makes for a great cup. Region: Las Segovias Grade: Talia Botanical Species: Arabica Screen Size: 19 Process: Fully Washed Altitude: 1500 to 1700 meters above sea level Roast Degree: Medium Tasting Notes: Pleasant, balanced, and bittersweet flavor

Brazil is a well known coffee producing giant. They source around one-third of the world coffee, making them the largest coffee producer in the globe! Of course, most of this is lower grade Arabica. However, this country is capable of producing specialty coffees. This particular type is a standard specialty quality coffee. Itt is dry-processed, meaning the beans are patio-dried while they are still in the cherry. Since the coffees are dried in contact with the sweet mucilage, the coffee cup profile will be heavy in body, sweet, smooth, and complex. The 17/18 screen size has a more consistent flavor without the pungent fruit notes that can turn up in smaller screen sized beans, which is an indication of varying bean maturity. This type carries three quality classifications. Region: Brazil Santos Grade: NY || Processing: Fully Washed Botanical Species: Arabica Screen Size: 1718 Altitude:800 1350 meters above sea level Moisture: 11.2% Caffeine: 0.9 - 1.5% Appearance: Yellowish Cup profile: Will be heavy in body, sweet, smooth, and complex