Mexico

Sierra Mágica

Name: Mexico - Sierra Mágica
Brand: Partners Coffee
SKU: CSMSMB12WB
Price: 24.5 USD
Availability: InStock

Our first ever offering from Puebla, Mexico

$24.50

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Sierra Mágica is our first ever single origin offering from the state of Puebla, Mexico. Several small-scale producers in the community of Zapotitlán de Méndez contributed to this lot, each cultivating high quality varieties under forest canopy.

Puebla is becoming an increasingly notable coffee growing region and this lot captures many of the qualities we’ve loved in coffees from the states of Chiapas and Oaxaca. A well-balanced crowd pleaser, we’re tasting hazelnut, cacao nibs, and baking spice with pleasant notes of cranberry, orange zest, and red apple. This coffee is going to be excellent in any brewing method, especially espresso.

Size:

12oz.

Grind:

Whole Bean

Grind Options

Whole Bean - For homes that have a grinder to grind fresh at home, the preferred method

Drip - (Medium-Coarse) Regular coffee machines and Keurig machines

Pourover - (Medium) For Hand Brewing pourover coffee -V60s, Kalitas, etc

Chemex - (Medium-Coarse) For brewing with a Chemex

French Press - (Coarse) For brewing with a French Press

Espresso - (Finest) For brewing espresso

Cold Brew - (Coarsest) For making cold brew

Variant

Quantity:

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Mexico - Sierra Mágica

$24.50

Roast Level:

Light

Tasting Notes:

Red Apple, Hazelnut, Cocoa

Process:

Washed

Coffee Specs

This coffee comes from Grupo Puhuac, a group of small-scale coffee producers in Zapotitlán de Méndez, Puebla. The region is known for its many pueblos mágicos, towns officially recognized by the Mexican government for their cultural significance and indigenous heritage.

The municipality of Zapotitlán de Méndez straddles the Zempoala River. North of the river its residents are largely of Totonaca ancestry and south of the river its residents are largely Nahuatl. This lot comes from farmers who are primarily Totonaca and still adhere to traditional language, customs, and attire...