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A bag of Guatemalan coffee, Mozzo & La Nueva Era

Guatemala Nueva Era Filter

£12.00
HIBISCUS , VANILLA SPONGE , BLUEBERRY

Light ROAST

This speciality single-origin Filter coffee from Nueva Era, Guatemala is well rounded with superb bright acidity, creamy body, and cocoa powder finish. 

Tasting notes: Hibiscus, Vanilla Sponge, Blueberry

Blend details: Guatemala, Nueva Era 

Species: 100% Arabica 

Process: Natural 

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Guatemala Nueva Era Filter best brewed as

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Every coffee brings a buzz. But Mozzo is truly uplifting, delivering social equity for people who need it the most. That’s why we created the C2C Fund™, to ensure every purchase of Mozzo coffee delivers a positive impact for the growing communities.

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ABOUT THE GROWERS

NUEVA ERA

Cooperativa Agrícola Integral La Nueva Era, R.L. is located in the village of Jumaytepeque, near Nueva Santa Rosa city. The cooperative involves all its 32-member producers in decision-making processes, such as education, agronomy, and production. The Nueva Era Natural annex is grown solely by Finca Tololoche. The farm is owned and run by a three generation family: Jamie Sanchez, his father Don Fernando and son Fernando. The farm is located on Jumaytepeque, a mountain overlooking the cooperative, and is 50 hectares in size.

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