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About this coffee
September is here and it's sweeter than ever! Our Costa Rica Las Lajas Black Honey is the coffee that signals summer's grand finale. The Chacon family's legendary honey processing transforms each sip into pure magic, creating a silky sweetness that makes this batch absolutely irresistible. Don't sleep on this sparkling gem. It's the perfect companion as the season shifts and your mornings get cozier. We Taste: Red Apple, Tangerine, Wild Flowers Producer: Oscar and Francisca Chacon Mill: Las Lajas Elevation: 1500 MASL Varietals: Catuai, Caturra, Milling Process: Honey Drying Process: Patio and solar dried machine Beneficio Las Lajas is owned by Oscar and Francisca Chacon and is known for its unique and exceptional drying techniques for natural and honey processed coffees. Oscar and Francisca are constantly experimenting with new processing techniques and push for the perfect technique to produce a cup that expresses the inherent delicacy, harmony and complexity of their coffees. A specialty of Las Lajas, the black honey process has been developed and refined over the seasons and involves the coffee being left on the patio for a period of 24 hours. This process is the longest honey process used at Las Lajas. Process Info: During the Black Honey process, the coffee is carefully dried in a solar dryer for 17-25 days, with 100% of the mucilage left intact. This process involves turning the coffee once per day, resulting in a unique and concentrated flavor profile that is both sweet and fruity.
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At a glance
- Origin
- Costa Rica
- Process
- Not specified
- Variety
- Not specified
From the source
Where it grows
Origin details reported by Brandywine Coffee Roasters. Some fields or blend components may not be specified.
Costa Rica
- Producer
- Oscar and Francisca Chacon
- Region
- Not confirmed
- Varieties
- Not specified
- Process
- Not specified
- Altitude
- 1500 MASL