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Cutthroat Drift 12oz Bag

$15.00

GUATEMALAN DARK ROAST

Guatemala Ixil Avelina – Fair Trade Organic

In the mountains of the tropical Ixcan region, in the department of El Quiché, Guatemala, the Ixil de Avelina cooperative is helping farmers to improve their livelihoods and communities.

Ixil de Avelina evolved in response to sinking coffee prices and a necessity to increase profitability for farmers in the communities of San Juan Cotzal, San Gaspar Chajul and Santa Maria Nebaj.

In 1998, the group began to organize and succeeded in gaining organic certification, and in 2004 it earned Fair Trade certification as well. These certifications signify not only an improvement in co-op members’ quality of life but also improvements to their environment through sustainable practices.

Ixil de Avelina has 185 members and is currently using its Fair Trade premiums to build a school for the community, as well as many other community benefiting projects.

Cupping notes: Sweet and nutty with notes of dark chocolate, stone fruit and nougat.

Region: El Quiche

Growing Altitude: 6,000 feet

Arabica Variety: Typica, Bourbon

Harvest Period: December–March

Milling Process: Washed, patio dried

Aroma: Sweet

Flavor: Berry

Body: Creamy

Acidity: Piquant

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GUATEMALAN DARK ROAST

Guatemala Ixil Avelina – Fair Trade Organic

In the mountains of the tropical Ixcan region, in the department of El Quiché, Guatemala, the Ixil de Avelina cooperative is helping farmers to improve their livelihoods and communities.

Ixil de Avelina evolved in response to sinking coffee prices and a necessity to increase profitability for farmers in the communities of San Juan Cotzal, San Gaspar Chajul and Santa Maria Nebaj.

In 1998, the group began to organize and succeeded in gaining organic certification, and in 2004 it earned Fair Trade certification as well. These certifications signify not only an improvement in co-op members’ quality of life but also improvements to their environment through sustainable practices.

Ixil de Avelina has 185 members and is currently using its Fair Trade premiums to build a school for the community, as well as many other community benefiting projects.

Cupping notes: Sweet and nutty with notes of dark chocolate, stone fruit and nougat.

Region: El Quiche

Growing Altitude: 6,000 feet

Arabica Variety: Typica, Bourbon

Harvest Period: December–March

Milling Process: Washed, patio dried

Aroma: Sweet

Flavor: Berry

Body: Creamy

Acidity: Piquant

GUATEMALAN DARK ROAST

Guatemala Ixil Avelina – Fair Trade Organic

In the mountains of the tropical Ixcan region, in the department of El Quiché, Guatemala, the Ixil de Avelina cooperative is helping farmers to improve their livelihoods and communities.

Ixil de Avelina evolved in response to sinking coffee prices and a necessity to increase profitability for farmers in the communities of San Juan Cotzal, San Gaspar Chajul and Santa Maria Nebaj.

In 1998, the group began to organize and succeeded in gaining organic certification, and in 2004 it earned Fair Trade certification as well. These certifications signify not only an improvement in co-op members’ quality of life but also improvements to their environment through sustainable practices.

Ixil de Avelina has 185 members and is currently using its Fair Trade premiums to build a school for the community, as well as many other community benefiting projects.

Cupping notes: Sweet and nutty with notes of dark chocolate, stone fruit and nougat.

Region: El Quiche

Growing Altitude: 6,000 feet

Arabica Variety: Typica, Bourbon

Harvest Period: December–March

Milling Process: Washed, patio dried

Aroma: Sweet

Flavor: Berry

Body: Creamy

Acidity: Piquant


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129 Sucker Creek Road, Lincoln Montana 59639

info@vallercoffee.com (406)362-4444