Mexican CHIAPAS

Mexican Chiapas Coffee: A Taste of North America’s Finest

Savor the exceptional taste of Mexican Chiapas coffee, a premium offering from the lush forests of southern Mexico. This medium roast coffee features a delightful combination of flavor notes, including almond, dark chocolate, and a bright hint of lemon, making it a standout among coffee lovers. Whether you're a connoisseur or just seeking a rich, flavorful brew, Mexican Chiapas offers a smooth, well-rounded cup with a nice body and low acidity.

A Premium Fair Trade Coffee

Our Mexican Chiapas coffee is not just delicious; it’s also ethically sourced. As a Fair Trade-certified coffee, you can enjoy your cup knowing that the farmers who produced it were paid fairly for their hard work. Chiapas, a region renowned for its rich agricultural heritage, produces 60% of Mexico’s total coffee output, and this particular blend represents some of the finest beans the region has to offer. The fertile soil and ideal growing conditions in Chiapas yield coffee that is both flavorful and environmentally sustainable.

Cupping Notes: Almond, Dark Chocolate, Lemon

What sets Mexican Chiapas apart is its unique flavor profile. On the palate, you’ll first notice the rich, nutty taste of almond, followed by the deep, velvety richness of dark chocolate. The finish has a refreshing, citrusy note of lemon, which adds brightness and balance to the overall flavor. Together, these tasting notes create a harmonious blend that is both indulgent and refreshing, making this coffee perfect for any time of day.

A Region Steeped in History and Agriculture

Chiapas is more than just a coffee-growing region—it’s also a place of immense cultural and historical significance. The area is home to stunning Mayan ruins like those found at Bonampak and Palenque, where intricate murals and ancient structures attract visitors from around the world. Chiapas is also a major producer of cacao, sugar cane, bananas, and other fruits, with its agricultural output contributing significantly to Mexico's economy.