Mountain water decaffeination process uses water from the glaciers located at the top of Mexican mountains to remove 99.9% of caffeine present meanwhile
maintaining the integrity of the coffee’s original flavor and enhances the sweetness of the final cup. The Rio Grijalva feeds into La Angostura, a dam and reservoir
in Chiapas Mexico. The source of this river comes from the Guatemalan highlands, making its way into the Lagunas de Colon, then onto the dam. The Rio
Grijalva provides water for coffee production, vegetables, staples, and electricity to many homes and farms in the region.
Producers: Small scale producers from Chiapas
Region: Chiapas
Elevation: 1500 – 1800 MASL
Varietal: Bourbon, caturra, mundo novo, typica
Process: Fully washed
*Production occurs twice a week on Wednesday and Thursday. Orders placed after 5:00pm Wednesday will be roasted and shipped during the next production cycle.
