Nicaraguan Green Beans Coffee (154 lbs)
Product Detail
154 lb. sack of green coffee beans.
Roland's Farm in Matagalpa, Nicaragua
Beginning with Rolyn and Lorena Garcia in Nicaragua, Guadalupe Roastery is now actively pursuing direct trade relationships with farmers from around the world. Paying around 80+ Cents More Per Pound Than Fair Trade and forging a new type of relationship with coffee farmers.
Rolyn, Lorena, and their farmers have completed a house, started a bed for the bedless program, a literacy program, and a chicken coop thanks to your commitment to their coffee.
Since being introduced to the Roland and Lorena in 2018 Guadalupe has purchase over 50,000 pounds of coffee which is being used to support the local community.
Our Origins
Our SCA ratings across the board put us in the top 3% percent of beans in the world with scores ranging from 83-90 overall.
Our Nicaraguan (best seller) coffee grows in, and directly sourced from the mountains of Matagalpa at an elevation of appx 1,800 meters. To keep it simple, they always say, “the higher the altitude the better the coffee.”
Our Brazilian coffee is grown in some of the richest soil on the planet, low altitude fields, and the hot humid climate that coffee plants thrive in. This profile makes it the perfect base for flavored coffees and espresso blends.
Our Colombian coffee is grown, harvested, and directly sourced from a mountainous region appx 1,800 to 2,000 in Minca, Magdalena, Colombia. Each bean goes through a rigorous selection process, thus raising the quality so high.
Details
For those who enjoy their coffee smooth and creamy, the Brazil roast is right up your alley! If you want a roast that carries a citrus-like acidity, giving just a hint of a fruity aftertaste, then Colombia is your cup of coffee. To finish our trip around the world, any coffee drinker who is looking for smooth bodied coffee, with a bright acidity, carrying floral, citrus and chocolate notes, and a sweet aroma then Nicaragua is for you.
"Why" Guadalupe
Beginning with farmers Rolyn and Lorena Garcia in Nicaragua, Guadalupe Roastery has always been a Farmer First Organization that is now actively pursuing direct trade relationships with farmers around the world. Paying .80c + more per pound than Fair Trade and forging a new type of relationship with coffee farmers, Guadalupe Roastery looks to empower farmers to support themselves, their families, and their communities by forming a partnership. One day, we hope to be partnering with as many coffee growers as they can in order to bring families and communities out of poverty, while offering the highest quality coffee beans from around the world.
