Honduras San Jorge
$24.00
Honduras San Jorge
- 300g / Whole Bean
is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Tasting Profile & Structure
Jasmine
Marzipan
Hazelnut
Elegant: delicate, nuanced
How do we feel about this coffee
It feels classic and refined, like listening to Duke Ellington on vinyl, eating marzipan for dessert at a Michelin-star restaurant and eating hazelnuts from the famous region of Giffoni Valle Piana, the valley at the foot of Mount Licinici in Italy.
Coffee Story
Producer Hotilio Hernandez is one of the earliest smallholder growers to enter the Specialty coffee market in the Banaderos hamlet of the La Paz region. In 2009, Hotilio worked alongside his father at their farm to produce a lot for the Cup of Excellence competition, which obtained 11th place. This early success motivated him to dive into specialty coffee production. He bought his farm, San Jorge, and started producing his coffee to produce more quality lots that would bring him in contact with international buyers.
Hotilio uses only spring water sourced from the Comayagua mountains for his processing. On his farm, cherries are picked at peak ripeness, floated, and hand selected to remove any damaged or underripe cherries. Once floated, cherries ferment for 24 hours before being de-pulped and undergoing a dry ferment of 48 hours. The seeds are then rinsed and placed on raised beds in full sun, where they dry for 18-20 days until reaching 10.5% moisture.
Origin |
Bañaderos, La Paz, Honduras |
Variety |
Cataui |
Process |
Washed |
Producer |
Hotilio Hernandez |
Farm |
San Jorge |
Altitude |
1750 MASL |
Brewing Recipes
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Ratio |
Coffee |
Water |
Time |
Drip |
16.5g : 1g |
20g |
330g |
3min (V60) |
Espresso |
2.5g :1g |
18g |
46g |
27 seconds |
Immersion |
15g : 1g |
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Peak Rest Time |
5 to 40 days off roast |