Mexico Altura – No.01 – SPP High Quality Arabica Coffee – Rosat 5

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Looking for a high-quality coffee that will transport you to the sunny and vibrant streets of Mexico? Look no further than Mexico Altura – SPP High Quality Arabica Coffee!

This premium coffee is grown in the altitudes of Mexico, resulting in a rich and smooth flavor profile that will delight your taste buds with every sip. Whether you enjoy it black or with your favorite creamer, Mexico Altura will surely become your go-to morning pick-me-up.

Mexico Altura is a stimulating and refreshing coffee. Due to being grown in high altitude plantations it’s considered one of the best coffees available in Mexico. Despite its intensity, this coffee produces  brew with light  and smooth finish. Overall  tones are mild but with a perceptible hint of zest and a natural sweetness.

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Origin: North America, Mexico
Region: Chiapas / Soconusco
Varietal: Bourbon / Caturra / Typica
Process: Washed, sun dried
Altitude: 1100 metres
Harvest: December – April
Aroma: Dark chocolate, caramel, hazelnut

The Rich Flavors of Mexican Coffee: A Journey Through the Highlands

Introduction
Mexico, celebrated for its vibrant culture and stunning landscapes, also offers some of the world’s finest coffee. As an SEO programmer who loves coffee, I am excited to guide you through Mexico’s highlands, where coffee cultivation is both an art and a tradition. Therefore, this article delves into Mexican coffee’s unique flavors, cultivation methods, and cultural significance.

The Origins of Mexican Coffee
Coffee arrived in Mexico in the late 18th century and has since become central to the country’s agricultural identity. Notably, most Mexican coffee grows in the southern regions, particularly in Chiapas, Veracruz, and Oaxaca, where climate and geography are perfect for coffee cultivation.

Distinctive Flavors and Varieties
Mexican coffee boasts a mild yet rich flavor profile, often with notes of chocolate, nuts, and a hint of citrus. Moreover, the high-altitude regions contribute to its bright acidity and clean finish. Popular varieties include Typica, Bourbon, and Mundo Novo, each offering a unique taste experience.

Sustainable Cultivation Practices
Many Mexican coffee farmers prioritize sustainable and organic farming practices. This commitment not only ensures high-quality coffee but also supports regional biodiversity. By choosing organic Mexican coffee, consumers support eco-friendly practices and local communities.

The Cultural Significance of Coffee in Mexico
Coffee is more than just a beverage in Mexico; rather, it symbolizes hospitality. Mexicans often greet guests with a warm cup, enjoyed alongside sweet bread or pastries. Furthermore, coffee plays a central role in family gatherings and social events, highlighting its deep connection to community.

Conclusion
In conclusion, Mexican coffee offers a unique blend of flavors, sustainability, and cultural richness. Whether you’re a seasoned enthusiast or exploring new tastes, Mexican coffee promises an unforgettable experience. So next time you enjoy your morning brew, consider a Mexican varietal and immerse yourself in its vibrant world.

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Classification and Awarding of Coffee
Specialty coffee, scoring over 80 points on a 1-100 scale, represents the highest quality. In fact, only Coffea Arabica can achieve this distinction, known for its remarkable aroma intensity and complex flavor.

Body
Density or oiliness is a sensation experienced when tasting fresh coffee. It’s felt by examining the coffee’s consistency, taking a sip, and leaving it on the tongue.

Acidity
Acidity is crucial for full coffee flavor. It doesn’t mean sourness; instead, it refers to the zesty, citrusy notes that give the brew character.

Intensity
Intensity refers to the depth and richness of a brew from the first impression. It’s a combination of all flavors, defining how invigorating the drink is.

Roast
The roast defines the length of the roasting process, giving coffee its true character. Consequently, coffee can taste different based on roast level, affecting notes and aftertaste.

General Information
The Specialty Coffee Association of America created a ‘notes circle chart’ to identify coffee flavors and undertones. This tool, therefore, helps coffee enthusiasts explore flavors without being experts.

Our Packaging Method
Our coffee comes in “Aroma Save” bags, containing the original coffee aroma and blocking external smells. The eco-friendly design allows air to escape without entering the bag. Additionally, a zip-lock mechanism ensures a 100% seal, allowing easy reopening. The paper is recycled and uses minimal printing to reduce environmental impact.

Coffee Making Tips
For best results, grind coffee just before use, matching the grind to your brewing device. Typically, 1.5 – 2 teaspoons (about 7 grams) per cup is sufficient. Use water at around 95°C for optimal flavor.

Types of Coffee Grinding
Coffee grinding varies, with devices including manual and electric grinders. The key is the grind’s fineness, matched to brewing style and device. For example, fine grinds suit pressure machines like espresso makers, while coarse grinds work well in French presses.

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