Coffee Description
In the cup, this lot is complex and bursting with fruit character while maintaining a balanced restraint. It’s sweet and caramelly with a pleasant juiciness and clean aftertaste!
Roast Level from the Roaster
Refers to the roast level in comparison with other coffees from the roaster
Light
Roast Level according to Crema
Refers to the roast level in comparison with all the coffees on Crema.co.
Light/Medium
Variety
Catuai
Process
Washed
Elevation
1300 M masl
Region
Marcala
About COMSA Co-op of Honduras
Finca La Fortaleza is the COMSA co-op’s test farm in Marcala, Honduras. La Fortaleza is the embodiment of COMSA’s holistic and thoughtful approach to organic coffee farming and human development. Not only are they experimenting with coffee varieties and farming techniques, they’re training co-op members on best farming practices and running a large organic fertilizer production operation as well.
Marcala, Honduras
Our coffee expert
Michael McIntyre
Licensed Q Grader, Green Coffee Importer, Cupping Judge, 15+ Years Experience
A Good Food award-winning roaster and licensed Q Grader, Michael McIntyre specializes in sourcing and quality control in green coffee and in roasting training and analysis. He spends months of the year in Ethiopia sourcing the next year's coffee offerings for importing company Catalyst Trade, which he co-founded. Back in Portland, he spends endless hours on the phone helping roasters find their coffee unicorns, consulting with clients on a wide range of coffee topics, and training coffee professionals in roasting, cupping, sourcing, and quality control. With fifteen years experience in the coffee industry, Michael is relentlessly romanced by coffee and the community it facilitates. Outside of coffee, he is a musician with a love for vintage amps and an addiction to trolling Craigslist ads for antique coffee gear.
had this to say:
A Good Food award-winning roaster and licensed Q Grader, Michael McIntyre specializes in sourcing and quality control in green coffee and in roasting training and analysis. He spends months of the year in Ethiopia sourcing the next year's coffee offerings for importing company Catalyst Trade, which he co-founded. Back in Portland, he spends endless hours on the phone helping roasters find their coffee unicorns, consulting with clients on a wide range of coffee topics, and training coffee professionals in roasting, cupping, sourcing, and quality control. With fifteen years experience in the coffee industry, Michael is relentlessly romanced by coffee and the community it facilitates. Outside of coffee, he is a musician with a love for vintage amps and an addiction to trolling Craigslist ads for antique coffee gear.
"A beautiful Honduras coffee, with notes of vanilla bean, honeycrisp, apricot and cacao nibs. It keeps getting even better as it cools to a steady temp, beckoning constant return to the cup. This is a coffee I want all the time. "
One Village Coffee
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