La Pampa by Stay High Coffee Roasters - coffee product image

Light-Medium Roast

La Pampa

Stay High Coffee Roasters

Juicy & Vibrant
Rose Wine
Strawberry Compot
Red Cherry
Strawberry Compote, Rose Wine + Red Cherry.  This natural Guatemalan is all about plush, fruit-forward pleasure: the kind of cup that tastes like someone simmered down summer berries and let them glow
About this coffee
Guatemala Natural

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Quantity (200g)

1

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Total

£13.50 / 200g bag Roaster Price Match

About This Coffee

Strawberry Compote, Rose Wine + Red Cherry. 

This natural Guatemalan is all about plush, fruit-forward pleasure: the kind of cup that tastes like someone simmered down summer berries and let them glow. It's velvety, a little winey in the best way and full of bright red fruit that feels both vosy and refreshing at once. If you love coffees that lean into their natural sweetness without tipping into anything wild, this one's a beauty. Smooth, expressive and gently decadent, it's a perfect everyday treat with just enough flair to make you smile. 

Coffee Details

Origin
Guatemala
Region
Acatenango
Altitude
1570
Process
Natural
Varietal
Mixed Varietals
Roast
Light-Medium

Best brewed as Aeropress and Cafetiere. Best enjoyed black.

Finca La Pampa – Francis Pérez, Acatenango - La Pampa

Producer Story

Finca La Pampa – Francis Pérez, Acatenango

Guatemala
"With every harvest at La Pampa, I try to honour my family’s legacy while pushing quality and sustainability forward, so each cup reflects the true character of Acatenango."

La Pampa

Finca La Pampa is a family-run farm in Guatemala’s Acatenango region, managed today by producer Francis Pérez, cousin of renowned farmer Raúl Pérez. Sitting at 1570 masl and surrounded by rich biodiversity, the farm focuses on traditional varieties such as Bourbon, Caturra, and Catuai, processed as carefully managed naturals. La Pampa holds the Appellation d'Origine Acatenango label and participates in the 88 Graines Co-Changers Project, integrating sheep for natural weed control and soil regeneration.