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Tasting Notes: Brown Sugar, Hazelnut, Cinnamon
Our flagship blend is a smooth-drinking, crowd-pleasing blend of delicious Central and South American coffees, including Brazil, Costa Rica and Honduras. With the perfect amount of depth and sweetness, this is a coffee for everyone. It’s also our house medium roast in all of our streetside locations in Nashville.
Blend Breakdown:
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50% Veloso, Fazenda Santa Barbara natural, Cerrado Miniero, Brazil
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25% Costa Rica Santa Maria de Dota washed process, Tarrazu, Costa Rica
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25% Finca La Concepcion washed process, Marcala, Honduras
Tasting Notes: Toasted Almond, Pear, Chocolate
For us, coffee is about relationships. These relationships throughout the supply chain are the foundation 8th & Roast is built on, and this coffee from our friends at Finca Concepción Buena Vista in Chimaltenango, Guatemala is the example that sets the bar for that level of transparency.
Since 2021, we have been working directly with the Solano Family, who are fourth generation coffee farmers in the community of San Martin Jilotepeque in the Guatemalan department of Chimaltenango.
This outstanding washed-process yellow bourbon varietal coffee is grown between 1650-1800 meters above sea level, and is as delicious as it is approachable. This coffee gets better every year, and we’re happy that we can now say we buy the entire lot every year.
Tasting Notes: Kiwi, Toasted Almond, & Candied Orange.
Black Condor comes to us from our long-time Colombia partner Forest Coffee. This particular washed process coffee is from their project in the community of Gaitania and is produced by more than 100 coffee growers from the area. Processing for the coffee is handled by Emmanuel Enciso, the co-founder of the project, at his farm—Finca La Roma.
The program gives back too—producers who are a part of the program receive agricultural support throughout the year including workshops that cover processes, fermentation, drying, and cupping their own coffees.
We’re happy to be in our 6th year of partnership with Forest on the Black Condor project, and look forward to many more.