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The Roasters

Dear Green have been roasting coffee in Glasgow since 2011 and are the proud organisers of the Glasgow coffee festival (taking place on 11th & 12th May if you are interested!) They are a Living Wage Foundation employer and an awarded B corporation who are proudly involved in many community initiatives. We've been hoping to work with Dear Green since the early days of RiSE and are excited for you to try their coffee!

Coffee Name

Abuja - Honey processed 

The Coffee

This organic coffee is "honey processed", which is where the bean is removed carefully from the outer fruit, but special care is taken to leave certain percentages of the mucilage on the bean during drying. As a result, the natural sugars from the remaining mucilage will sweeten the final product. This coffee comes from the Capucas cooperative who operate in the vicinity of Honduras' highest peak, Celaque Mountain. Founded in 1999 by Jose Omar Rodriguez, it serves 12 communities and benefits around 2,500 individuals through community projects.

Origin:

Honduras

Altitude:

1950 - 2000 masl

Process:

Honesy processed

Tasting notes: 

Tropical, Spiced Rum & Agave

Why we like it: 

We love this honey processed coffee, give it a try for a deliciously smooth sweet taste. 
Dear Green Coffee | Honduras

Dear Green Coffee | Honduras

Dear Green Coffee | Honduras

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Coffee name: Abeja - honey process organic

Notes of:Tropical, Spiced Rum, Agave

Grown in: Honduras

SCA score: 85/100

Certification: Organic

Process: Honey process organic

The coffee:

Dear Green have been roasting coffee in Glasgow since 2011 and are the proud organisers of the Glasgow coffee festival (taking place on 11th & 12th May if you are interested!) They are a Living Wage Foundation employer and an awarded B corporation who are proudly involved in many community initiatives. We've been hoping to work with Dear Green since the early days of RiSE and are excited for you to try their coffee!

The farmers:

Cooperativa Cafetalera Capucas Limitada (Cocafcal) or Capucas as they are better known, is situated on and around the Celaque mountain, which is the highest peak in Honduras. Celaque means ‘box of water’ in the local Lenca language, and the mountain is the source for many rivers and streams. Capucas was founded in 1999 by Jose Omar Rodriguez and takes its name from the local town of Las Capucas. The Cooperative works in 12 communities in the municipalities of San Pedro, Copan and Corquin, Copan. In 1999 they had 55 members, and today it has grown to over 75 members with community projects that benefit approximately 2,500 people. Active members are dedicated to growing sustainable conventional, organic and fair trade coffees.

This coffee is produced and processed by families that along with their coffee farms, also have bee hives. Capucas aim to further promote honey production as to diversify their income and have great economic stability. With the bees helping to pollinate the coffee, as well as the shade trees of plum, banana, pepeto, and guama yields can be increased, further benefiting the farmer.

Ripe cherries are picked by the men and women of the community, combined at the producer’s home and then taken to the cooperative’s wet processing plant where the pulping and drying process takes place. The coffee is dried for 15 to 22 days depending on the weather.

Coffee available in: Whole bean, Ground Medium (AeroPress / V60 / Chemex), Fine (espresso / moka pot), Ground Coarse (French Press / cafetière)

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