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Equator has worked with Mauricio "Moe" Salaverria's farm, Finca Himalaya, for nine years, and this is the first year they’ve offered Moe’s Pacamara. Through careful natural processing, Moe achieved sweet and fruit-forward flavors that don’t overpower the inherent qualities of the Pacamara variety. The beans were placed on raised beds to dry in an area of the farm that receives a constant cool breeze, slowing down the drying process and increasing the intensity of the coffee’s flavor. We tasted toffee, green apple, and peanut brittle, with a juicy nectarine acidity, and a smooth, clean body.
Bag Size: 12 oz (340 g)
Roast: Light Roast
Origin: Apaneca, El Salvador
Elevation: 6,200 feet
Varietal: Pacamara
Process: Natural
Roaster Tasting Notes: Red Current, Almond Toffee, Brown Butter, Cranberry
We Tasted: Toffee, Green Apple, Peanut Brittle, Nectarine
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Founded in 1995 by Brooke McDonnell and Helen Russell, Equator Coffees has led the way in creating a sustainable and transparent coffee sourcing model. They were the first coffee roaster in California to be Certified B Corp and continue to be innovative and impact-driven, even starting their own coffee farm.
We recommend brewing this coffee as a pour-over with a 1:16 ratio and a lower water temperature of 195°F.