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PHILOCOFFEA 213 GUATEMALA El Injerto Traditional Washed

Regular price HK$220.00

El Injerto Farm is located in the village of La Libertad, deep in a valley in Huehuetenango province in northwestern Guatemala. The farm covers an area of ​​750 hectares, 250 hectares of which are dedicated to coffee cultivation. The area has a cool climate, with average temperatures of 16-28°C, annual rainfall of 1,800-2,000 mm, and moderate humidity. The volcanic soil is rich in organic matter and the unique dry season ensures even flowering and ripening, resulting in coffee with excellent acidity, body, flavor and delicate wine-like aroma.
The farm is carefully maintained and the trees are in good condition with lush branches, healthy leaves and good fruit shape. We take great care of the environment, including using organic compost produced by earthworms. In addition, 470 hectares of natural rainforest on the farm protect native flora and fauna and provide the farm with an optimal climate.
At harvest, only fully ripe cherries are picked by hand and then processed in a traditional washing process. After depulping, the beans are fermented in tanks for 60-72 hours and then washed with abundant mountain spring water. Parchment coffee is rich in sweetness and carefully dried on the terrace.
The farm also has a unique dry grinder, ensuring complete control of all processes. Under the careful research and management of the owners, the coffee produced follows traditional Guatemalan coffee production techniques, resulting in a truly unique flavour.
El Injerto Farm’s coffee consistently ranks high in Guatemalan specialty coffee competitions, giving it a place at the pinnacle of Guatemalan specialty coffee.

This time, we aimed for a sweet finish and achieved a medium roast through a slow and careful process. First, you'll experience a rich sweetness that's reminiscent of dark honey. It then transitions into a soft sweetness similar to walnuts and caramel, with a hint of fruity notes like grape. The texture is creamy and leaves a sweet aftertaste after eating. The balance between acidity and sweetness is pleasing.

  • Taste: Blackstrap molasses, walnuts, grapes, smooth, full, chocolate
  • Variety: Bourbon ,Catuai
  • Process: Washed
  • Country: Guatemala
  • Region: La Libertad, Huehuetenango
  • Altitude: 1,500-2,000m
  • Farm: El Injerto
  • Roast: medium roast
  • Baking place: Japan
  • Roasted date: June 21, 2024
  • Material: 100% coffee beans
  • Weight: 200g
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About PHILOCOFFEA

Philocoffea was founded by Tetsu Kasuya and co-founder Ami Kaji. Tetsu Kasuya is the first Asian to win the World Brewers Cup Championship. Kasuya selects and purchases green coffee beans, creates roasting profiles, and controls quality. He understands the taste of black coffee better than anyone.

Taste is subjective, so there is no right or wrong. However, Philocoffea believes that cleanliness is key to creating the complex flavors, pleasant acidity, and lasting sweet aftertaste of specialty coffee. Therefore, from light roast to dark roast, all Philocoffea coffees exhibit "clean" characteristics and offer a pleasant and lasting aftertaste.

Philocoffea defines specialty coffee by four key standards: location, cultivation, handpicking, and sustainability. This means you can trace the coffee beans back to the farm where they were grown. Their extraction process is handled in the most careful and sustainable way. When Kasuya finds coffee he believes in, he buys it directly from the farm. He values the trust-based relationship that comes from seeing firsthand how they work and live. After interacting with the locals and experiencing their culture, Kasuya is inspired to sell their coffee.

Philocoffea stores are equipped with the world's best Loring roasters, which serve as roasting stations and sacred labs for exploring new methods and unique ways of handling coffee beans. Kasuya personally creates and manages all the roasting profiles. When new green coffee beans arrive, Kasuya's expertise, repeated hypotheses, tests, and development of roasting profiles create the best product.

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