We're delighted to present the latest coffee from Finca La Tormenta, located in the heart of Guatemala's magnificent Sierra de las Minas National Park. Grown by the Cheves family, this coffee reflects sustainable farming practices that respect the natural environment.
The 72-hour anaerobic cold fermentation process with wild yeasts reveals a captivating aromatic profile of watermelon, caramel and orange juice. This field blend promises a unique tasting experience, reflecting the harmony between nature and exquisite coffee craftsmanship.
With a first crack at 9 minutes 20 seconds and 20% development for a total time of 11 minutes 50 seconds, this is truly a well-rounded coffee offering fruit aromas and a fermented aspect, thanks to the anaerobic process.
Espresso recipe
Although we recommend a filter infusion to get the most out of this coffee, here's an espresso recipe that brings out the fruity, balanced side without too much acidity:
18 g coffee
45 g extraction
All in 30 seconds
Filter recipe
For the pour-over, I particularly like to brew this coffee in V60, as I've found that brewing methods with flow regulation tend to bring out more astringency (as high-density coffees produce more fines). So here's the single-serve recipe I use every morning:
15 g coffee
Water at 202 degrees Fahrenheit (94 degrees Celcius)
Bloom 50ml for 30 seconds (longer blooming is possible, but at the expense of coffee clarity)
Total volume 250 ml (in two 100 ml instalments after bloom)
Total brewing time of 3 minutes
Importer : Balam Coffee Project
FOB Price :
Our price : 16