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Prepare to fall head over heels for your next coffee obsession!

This fabulous Yellow Honey processed catigua MG2 coffee comes straight from the coffee-loving paradise of Costa Rica’s West Valley, crafted by the award-winning Hermanos Aguilera family – definitely a family you’d want to share your coffee secrets with!

Growing high in the clouds at 1,550 m.a.s.l., this coffee is like a flavor party in your cup! With zesty notes of grapefruit, rich chocolate, sweet honey, and a hint of walnuts, it’s a delightful ride you won’t want to miss.
This brew has a syrupy body that feels like a cozy hug. Expect flavors of creamy milk chocolate, zesty citrus, and nutty almond to dance on your taste buds. If you’re on the hunt for a bright yet smooth cup that screams “Costa Rican specialty,” look no further—this coffee is here to make your mornings magical! 

  • Processing method: Honey
  • Main flavour notes: Grapefruit, Honey, Nuts
  • Varietal: Catigua
  • Harvest period: Mar, 2024
  • Altitude: 1550 m.a.s.l
  • Screen: 16
  • Species: Arabica
  • Original packaging: Jute Sacks
  • Region: West Valley
  • Recommended brewing method: Espresso and Filter
 
CUP SCORE: 86.50
Fragrance 8.0 – Flavour 8.0 – Acidity 8.25 – Aftertaste 8.0 – Balance 8.0 – Body 8.25 – Overall 8.0
 
ABOUT THE PRODUCER
Name: Hermanos Aguilera (Aguilera Brothers)
Location: Naranjo de Alajuela, Costa Rica
The Hermanos Aguilera ( Aguilera Brothers ) are a total of 12 siblings who have been very well known in the West Valley Region of Costa Rica for their incredible coffee. The family has been growing coffee for the past 60 years and more than 15 years ago the family decided to focus on the production of specialty coffee.
Emerging in the new world of the specialty coffee in the early 2000’s helped the family grow their business and put their name in the Cup of Excellence editions in Costa Rica, for the past 15 years the family has always been awarded for the exceptional coffees. The family has different farms where they produce over 35 different coffee arabica varieties in various processes and also you will find some experimental processes.
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