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Roberto Díaz Marroquin - Guatemala - Carbonic Maceration

Roberto Díaz Marroquin - Guatemala - Carbonic Maceration

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Origin: Guatemala   
Farm: Santa Ana 
Region: Santa Rosa
Variety: Caturra 
Process: Washed Carbonic Maceration
Altitude: 1600-1800masl
Notes: Pink Lady Apple, Dried Apricot 

Importer Notes

In the village of Pueblo Nuevo Viñas, Department of Santa Rosa, Guatemala, between the Tecuamburro and Pacaya volcanoes is located the mountain of La Gavia, where the coffee farm Santa Ana, is situated. Santa Ana is one of 3 neighbouring farms managed as a group, the other farms are named Amatillo and another called Idolia, with variation and distinction in flavour and coffee varieties amongst the 3 farms. 

The national and international recognition and success of the brands "Finca Santa Ana" is the result of the 30 years of hard work of its founder Roberto Díaz Marroquin, a coffee lover focused on quality. During these years, he managed, prepared, planted, harvested and processed each one of the yearly crops of the farm to satisfy the international markets. ​

Planting coffee varieties such as Bourbon and Catuaí, with native trees grown to shade the coffee plant, gives an excellent taste and aroma. The combination of these elements, plus the quantity of rain, soil type and particularly the altitude of the plantation, makes our coffee unique. ​

Strict supervision during the harvesting season has become very important, as the coffee bean must be perfectly ripe. The de-pulping and drying in the sun during the wet milling are also highly managed to maintain the quality of each coffee bean. ​ 

Farmer Notes

We are proud that each year we have improved the quality and have been internationally recognised to what today is our registered brand. We have participated in the Cup of Excellence and have been among the finalists for several years. This success shows that our coffee has been considered one of Guatemala ́s best.

Roaster Notes

When we first cupped this coffee with Javier from Caribbean Goods, we noticed this coffee was very clean for a Carbonic Macerated process, interestingly enough this coffee was first a washed process before then going through the carbonic macerated stage of processing. From a roasting point of view this was an exciting prospect for us, Danny felt this coffee could be very versatile across many brewing methods. We wanted to achieve an elegant balance between the stonefruit sweetness and Malic-like acidity found on the cupping table.

 

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