MEXICO

Unknowingly, those daring Spanish explorers who first arrived on our shores carrying that caffeine treasure began the epic story of Mexican coffee. But let’s not overlook the rock star regions that are responsible for this coffee magic. Imagine this:

 

The most flavorful coffee beans are raised in Chiapas, Mexico’s coffee region, where lush, emerald mountains surround the region. These high-altitude beans have that earthy, robust punch that will make your taste buds jive to a salsa beat.

 

They’re like the mountain’s secret whispers brewed into a cup. Let’s move on to Veracruz, where coffee is grown beneath extinct volcanoes. These beans have a bright acidity that will jolt you awake more quickly than a maraca shake.

 

They are like the fiery spirit of Mexico itself. It tastes like a beach party on a tropical island, but with coffee! When it comes to celebrations, we also can’t forget about Oaxaca, where coffee grows abundantly against a backdrop of vibrant fiestas and a vibrant culture. With a rich, nutty flavor that will have you tapping your feet to the mariachi music of the coffee world, these beans are a true fiesta in a cup.

 

The Pache, Geisha, and Caturra coffee varietal are like the main attractions at this coffee festival. The smoothest operator in the coffee industry, Pache, is all about warm embraces for your taste buds and chill vibes. Geisha? It’s the glam coffee scene diva, bright and graceful like a star on the red carpet. Caturra, too? The tiniest coffee powerhouse in the world, this beverage will hit you like an espresso shot on the dance floor with its flavor. Mexico has a coffee variety to suit every mood, a flavorful and thrilling journey through the world of coffee is in order!

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Bourbon, Catimor, Catuai, Caturra, Maragogype, Typica

October–January, February–March
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