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West Coast Trail
West Coast Trail is a signature dark roast blend. It has been created and roasted to satisfy coffee lovers who like a strong brew.
The blend is made up of two key origins. The first is a Peruvian from the CECANOR group 800 women producers. The group was created in 2004 to gain visibility and a voice inside their community by separating their co ee production from men, who traditionally hold the economic power in the industry. They developed a market for women-produced coffee to serve as an important vehicle for social change and the empowerment of poor, marginalized women coffee farmers.
The second is a Guatemalan from Huehuetenango. It is sourced from the 614 farmers of the ASOBAGRI Coop. The coop was founded in 1989 by 20 K'anjob'al Mayan coffee and cardamon farmers. ASOBAGRI trains agricultural promotors, who teach their member farmers about organic production methods, such as creating compost from coffee cherry waste. Through this practice, they were able to get the Fair Trade certification in 1999.
The result is a coffee with notes of roasted walnuts and bittersweet chocolate.
The blend is made up of two key origins. The first is a Peruvian from the CECANOR group 800 women producers. The group was created in 2004 to gain visibility and a voice inside their community by separating their co ee production from men, who traditionally hold the economic power in the industry. They developed a market for women-produced coffee to serve as an important vehicle for social change and the empowerment of poor, marginalized women coffee farmers.
The second is a Guatemalan from Huehuetenango. It is sourced from the 614 farmers of the ASOBAGRI Coop. The coop was founded in 1989 by 20 K'anjob'al Mayan coffee and cardamon farmers. ASOBAGRI trains agricultural promotors, who teach their member farmers about organic production methods, such as creating compost from coffee cherry waste. Through this practice, they were able to get the Fair Trade certification in 1999.
The result is a coffee with notes of roasted walnuts and bittersweet chocolate.
West Coast Trail is a signature dark roast blend. It has been created and roasted to satisfy coffee lovers who like a strong brew.
The blend is made up of two key origins. The first is a Peruvian from the CECANOR group 800 women producers. The group was created in 2004 to gain visibility and a voice inside their community by separating their co ee production from men, who traditionally hold the economic power in the industry. They developed a market for women-produced coffee to serve as an important vehicle for social change and the empowerment of poor, marginalized women coffee farmers.
The second is a Guatemalan from Huehuetenango. It is sourced from the 614 farmers of the ASOBAGRI Coop. The coop was founded in 1989 by 20 K'anjob'al Mayan coffee and cardamon farmers. ASOBAGRI trains agricultural promotors, who teach their member farmers about organic production methods, such as creating compost from coffee cherry waste. Through this practice, they were able to get the Fair Trade certification in 1999.
The result is a coffee with notes of roasted walnuts and bittersweet chocolate.
The blend is made up of two key origins. The first is a Peruvian from the CECANOR group 800 women producers. The group was created in 2004 to gain visibility and a voice inside their community by separating their co ee production from men, who traditionally hold the economic power in the industry. They developed a market for women-produced coffee to serve as an important vehicle for social change and the empowerment of poor, marginalized women coffee farmers.
The second is a Guatemalan from Huehuetenango. It is sourced from the 614 farmers of the ASOBAGRI Coop. The coop was founded in 1989 by 20 K'anjob'al Mayan coffee and cardamon farmers. ASOBAGRI trains agricultural promotors, who teach their member farmers about organic production methods, such as creating compost from coffee cherry waste. Through this practice, they were able to get the Fair Trade certification in 1999.
The result is a coffee with notes of roasted walnuts and bittersweet chocolate.
Coffee origin
Country
Peru
Region
Various
Variety
typica, catimor, bourbon, colombia, villa sarchi
Altitude
1000 - 2050 m
Farm
800 women producers
Producer
CECANOR
Roast level
Dark
Process
washed
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