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Nomads Espresso Bundle

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Net weight: 200 g
  • Wanderlust Blend
  • Mexico La Reserva
  • El Salvador Maglia Rosa

Particulars

Flavor Notes
Stonefruit, Caramel, Roasted Hazelnut,Milk Chocolate
Natural
Process
2,050 m
Elevation
Yellow Catuai
Variety
Belyonahi
Producer

About this Coffee

Wanderlust Blend combines the finest beans from Africa and Latin America. The blend captures the essence of meticulous natural processing, with the African beans sun-dried to perfection and hand-picked for consistency, while the Latin American cherries are dried with the pulp intact to enhance sweetness and body. This unique combination delivers a full-bodied cup with low acidity and a balanced richness, perfect for those seeking a complex yet familiar coffee experience.

Particulars

Flavor Notes
Raspberry, Dried Fruits, cacao and maple syrup
Natural
Process
1250masl
Elevation
Sachimor
Variety
Smallholder farmers
Producer

About this Coffee

Mexico La Reserva Natural is grown in the highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, at elevations of 1,250–1,350 MASL. Produced from the Sarchimor varietal, the coffee is naturally processed, allowing the cherries to dry with the fruit intact to enhance sweetness, body, and fruit character. The region’s rich volcanic soils and favorable climate support consistent quality and flavor development, while careful harvesting and drying practices help preserve the coffee’s distinctive characteristics. The result is a balanced and expressive cup with ripe fruit notes, a creamy texture, and a sweet, lingering finish.

Particulars

Flavor Notes
Red cherry, butterscotch, orange zest, chocolate nut brownie
Natural
Process
1250masl
Elevation
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Parainema
Variety
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Espresso Roast
Producer
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About this Coffee

El Salvador Maglia Rosa is grown in one of the country's most renowned coffee-producing regions, spanning the volcanic highlands of Ahuachapán, Sonsonate, and Santa Ana at elevations of 1,000–2,300 MASL. The region's rich volcanic soils, high altitude, and favorable climate create ideal conditions for slow cherry maturation and exceptional flavor development. Responsible for producing approximately 60% of El Salvador’s coffee, Apaneca-Ilamatepec is recognized for varieties such as Bourbon, Pacas, and Pacamara, which are known for their sweetness, balance, and complexity. The combination of fertile soils, diverse ecosystems, and generations of coffee-growing expertise has established the region as a leading origin for specialty coffee.
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