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RF3002

La Ladera #37 Yellow Honey

Costa Rica
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Specifications
Origin
Costa Rica
Region
Tarrazu
Altitude
1700 MASL
Variety
Catuai
Preparation
Process
Yellow Honey Semi Washed
Drying
6 days total on cement patios then mechanically dried
Logistics
Status
Spot
Warehouse
DuPuy Houston
Bag Weight
69 kgs
Results
Flavor Notes
papaya, dark cherry, brown sugar
Target Score
87
About La Ladera #37 Yellow Honey

La Ladera is located in the highest reaches of Tarrazu on a steep hill where coffee receives the sun’s first rays. Inherited by the Bonilla family over 100 years ago, La Ladera is also serviced by processing plant Don Mayo, famously named after the father of Don Franco Bonilla. No aspect of La Ladera goes fallow. The sentimentality attributed to the land is present in the cup quality here.

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