Arabica | Single State | Colombia - Garnica - Geisha
Nestled along the Gulf of Mexico lies the state of Veracruz, renowned as the home of Mexico's oldest port, established by Spanish settlers in the 16th century. This strategic location served as the pivotal entry point for coffee into the country, marking Veracruz as a significant hub in Mexico's coffee trade.
The convergence of fertile volcanic soil, a tropical mountain climate, and abundant water resources transformed the lands of Veracruz into a paradise for cultivating coffee. The result is a coffee with exceptional attributes a captivating blend of high acidity, spicy and full-bodied flavor, accompanied by an alluring and intense aroma.
