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Single Origin, Filter Coffee

Las Moras

Las Moras

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Sourced from the 4.2-hectare Finca Las Moras in Guajiquiro, La Paz, Honduras, this offering is the dedicated work of third-generation producer Heber Hernán Ávila. Named after the wild blackberries that grow throughout the region, the farm sits at an elevation of 1,600 to 1,800 meters above sea level, where Heber has dedicated this specific lot to the prized Pacamara variety. Embracing a highly sustainable approach to reduce water consumption and eliminate waste, the farm meticulously processes its coffees through a variety of methods, including Washed, Natural, and Honey. Depending on the lot, cherries undergo tailored fermentation regimens in concrete tanks or bags before being carefully sun-dried on raised beds for up to 22 days. This expert, sustainable processing highlights Heber's deep commitment to quality and the rich coffee-growing heritage of his family.

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Complexity

Aroma Persistency

Sweetness

Body

Bitterness

Acidity

Flavour Profile

Dried Fruit
Dried Fruit
Floral
Floral
Caramel
Caramel
Chocolate
Chocolate

Roast Level

Light Roast Coffee Bean
Light
Dark Roast Coffee Bean
Dark

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Flavour Profile

Fresh Fig, Purple Grape, Raspberry

Process

Washed

Roast Level

Light

Origin

Country: Honduras

Region: La Paz, Honduras

Varieties: Pacamara

Las Moras

Sourced from the 4.2-hectare Finca Las Moras in Guajiquiro, La Paz, Honduras, this exceptional Pacamara lot is produced by third-generation farmer Heber Hernán Ávila at elevations of 1,600–1,800 meters. Heber’s sustainable approach combines carefully tailored fermentation and drying methods with a deep commitment to quality and his family’s rich coffee-growing heritage.

A high-altitude Pacamara from third-generation producer Heber Hernán Ávila, this exceptional lot from Finca Las Moras showcases his family’s coffee-growing heritage through meticulous, sustainable processing and a deep commitment to quality.