#69 - La Montaña - Routes Coffee Roasters - Honduras
#69 - La Montaña - Routes Coffee Roasters - Honduras
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    Routes Coffee Roasters

    #69   Routes Coffee Roasters

    Sale price £12.30
  • Candied Apples
  • Orange Blossom.

    • Bright, breezy and blooming with candied apple sweetness and floral lift, this honey-processed coffee is a spring day in liquid form. Grown in Arbin Stanly Molina Fernandez on his hillside farm La Montaña, this light roast feels like sipping on sunshine - delicate, juicy and joyfully crisp. There's heart in this coffee - the kind that grows between rows of plantain and orange trees, shaped by grit, family roots and a whole lot of pride. Sip is slow and savour the bloom. 

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    #69 - La Montaña - Routes Coffee Roasters - Honduras

    #69 - La Montaña - Routes Coffee Roasters - Honduras

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    • [[Origin]]
      Origin

      Honduras

    • [[Location]]
      Location

      Santa Bárbara

    • [[Process]]
      Process

      Honey

    From Routes Coffee Roasters

    Arbin comes from a family of coffee growers. His father, Stanly, introduced him to farming at a young age. After working in a textile factory, Arbin returned to coffee when his father gifted him land. Now, on his small farm, La Montaña, he focuses on growing Parainema coffee alongside plantain and oranges.