Pour-over (V60)
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Single Origin
Roast
Tasting notes
Grown in volcanic Antigua soil, this is the comforting single origin: classic, balanced, and built for a quiet pour-over morning.
Best for: pour-over, drip, and a no-fuss balanced cup.
From the roaster
If Kochere is the showy single origin, Volcán is the dependable one. Grown in the mineral-rich volcanic soil around Antigua, it is the textbook balanced Guatemalan: cocoa and caramel up front, a whisper of dried cherry, and the kind of body that feels like a hug.
We roast it to a comfortable medium. It is the single origin for people who find some lighter coffees too bright or too delicate. Forgiving on a drip machine, lovely as a pour-over, and never demands much from you.
The cup, measured
Flavor profile
The roaster's cupping read, 0 to 5.
Reads: Sweetness, Cocoa
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Lot on record
WC-2403
Antigua, Guatemala
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