Aquiares Mariana - Round Hill Roastery - Costa Rica
Aquiares Mariana - Round Hill Roastery - Costa Rica
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    • Roasted

    17 Oct
    Round Hill Roastery

    Aquiares Mariana   Costa Rica

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    • Weight: 250g
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    Aquiares Mariana - Round Hill Roastery - Costa Rica

    Aquiares Mariana - Round Hill Roastery - Costa Rica

    250g

    Brewed HQ

    Pickup available, usually ready in 1 hour

    Brewed
    263 Green Lanes
    London N4 2UX
    United Kingdom

    +447568540736

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    Details

    • [[Origin]]
      Origin

      Costa Rica

    • [[Location]]
      Location

      Turrialba

    • [[Altitude]]
      Altitude

      820-1400m

    • [[Process]]
      Process

      Natural

    From Round Hill Roastery

    Translating to the “land between rivers”, the Aquiares Estate and Com- munity is nestled between the Aquiares and Turrialba rivers, high on the verdant slopes of the active Turrialba volcano. Innovation and creativity have been cornerstones of the estate since Alfonso Robelo took over in the late 80’s, when he set about introducing schemes to enable workers to own their own homes - typically they would have lived in homes owned by the farm, with little stability. Aquiares has since become a vibrant community, and the nearly 1800 people who live there today are offered jobs, land and education.