Calling All Coffee Connoisseurs!
The climate in Guatemala is one of the most diverse in the world for coffee production. So it’s no surprise that there are over 125,000 producers of coffee in the small country of Guatemala. Guatemalan coffee is a favorite among coffee fanatics, and for good reason. Coffee from this region is the perfect balance of full-bodied, strong, and sweet with a gentle acidity and complex flavor notes. This single sourced Broad Street Roasters Guatemalan roast is harvested from Finca San Diego Buena Vista, owned by the Bock family for 3 generations. The Acatenango Valley’s rich soil in which this coffee is grown is replenished by Volcan del Fuego, a nearby active volcano. It is full bodied, yet light with a juicy citrus acidity and finishes with notes of dark chocolate, grapefruit, and fig.
- Guatemalan single origin coffee in Keurig compatible cups – Light citrus acidity finishing out with notes of dark chocolate, grapefruit, and fig.
- Single Origin- Coffee roasts from a single origin are known for being more flavorful, more complex in their taste and possess distinctive characteristics that are based upon the specific area where the particular coffee was grown.
- Small Batch Roasting – This process is more costly than using industrial roasters but it offers a higher standard of quality than is usually found in single serve cups. It draws out the best possible flavors in each bean for a truly exceptional coffee.
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Quick NotesProfile: Juicy citrus acidity. Notes of dark chocolate, sweet grapefruit, fig, and a floral finish. Roast Body: Full Roast Level: Light Geographic Region: Acatenango, Guatemala Altitude: 1600 meters above sea level Varietal: Bourbon, Caturra, Tipica, Geisha |
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My Mom loved her coffee. She would have been nuts for a strong coffee like this!
This is one of my fave brands! Have not tried this flavour yet.
I have a huge love for coffee. I always buy my coffee at the local grocery store, so I’m super excited for the opportunity to try a specialty Guatemalan roast.
i never knew that guatemala was one of the top ten coffee producers in the world very interesting. i read in the review the coffee is low acidic tasting i love that aspect but also love that chocolate hints in there too oh my is all i can say to that i love me some chocolate who doesnt
great coffee
Just bought my first Kurig. I would love to try Broad Street Coffee
Congrats on your purchase! I love mine and don’t know how others live without one.
love coffee
My husband is the coffee drinker in our home. He likes dark, bold flavors. I will have to get some Broad Street Roaster coffee for him to try!
Sounds good I’ll have to try this. I love most coffee.
I think I would like to try this one