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Simply wonderful coffee! Geisha from this farm is top quality coffee! This bean variety does extremely well in Nicaragua and this farm cultivated a great cup quality bean. If You have not tried you should! I know you look at the price green and say that's expensive! It's so worth it even adding a little to your other order. Thank you!

Thank you for amazing coffee. This bean variety brings back memories of when i first started roasting coffee and Java from Nicaragua is delicious. I prefer roasting it lighter but it can certainly be roasted darker or even several roast variations blended together. Thank You

Excellent coffee when roasting dark
Exceptional bean quality had multiple orders and never any issues. Looking forward to this year’s crop.

This was our first anaerobic java coffee roasted. Customers all commented on its exceptional characteristics. Will certainly seek more when available.

I profiled this 2 ways, a light medium and a true medium both are great and will be using this at my coffee cart and in my cold brew

Saw these mentioned somewhere (facebook ad perhaps?) and knowing my son-in-law loves this origin, thought we would take a chance on 10lbs and split it with him.
Our first roasts were so-so, but then I discovered we really enjoy it when hear the first pop of 2nd crack.

This brings out cocoa and darker notes and pushes the fruity floral notes a little to the back. It also produces a creamier mouthfeel.

I think we will order some more!

Great coffee, a great mission, and wonderful customer service!

I profiled the Nicaragua Yellow Catuai from El Quetzal Coffee as a dark roast, even though it was recommended for a medium profile, and I am glad I trusted my instincts. The darker roast brings out a bold, rich flavor with excellent body, smooth depth, and the kind of strong, satisfying character I want in a dark coffee.

I loved the finished roast so much that it became the foundation of Front Line Hero, which now headlines my coffee lineup as my number-one seller. This coffee has quickly become a customer favorite and represents everything I wanted Front Line Hero to stand for: bold flavor, strength, consistency, and purpose.

Through iHonorUSA.com, I am also actively sending Front Line Hero to deployed U.S. service members so they can enjoy a small creature comfort from home. As a veteran, being able to share one of my best coffees with the men and women serving overseas makes this roast especially meaningful to me.

I profiled the Nicaragua Washed Java from El Quetzal Coffee as a medium-light roast, and I could not have been more impressed with the results. The flavor is incredible. As soon as the beans came out of the roaster and I smelled the aroma, I knew this profile was going to work.

I now use this coffee at my café for espresso-based drinks as well as cold brew. It has a wonderful body and a rich, balanced flavor that stands up beautifully in milk-based beverages. In cold brew, the body and natural sweetness really help bring out and complement the flavors of the syrups without allowing them to overpower the coffee.

Fantastic coffee, highly recommend. Will be buying again

Such a wonderful coffee bean! Roasted it light and the carmel-apple combo sings

What a delicious bean. I ordered two 150g sample pack and roasted one six days ago, to a 13.3% moisture loss; a light to light-medium roast in my Kaleido M1 Lite. A rich, full-bodied coffee with more sweet notes of various fruits than my palate can discern. I will be ordering five pounds in the near future.

Our guests loved this and couldn't believe how smooth and tasty it was. Makes good lattes and brewed coffees. I was losing hope in Nicaraguan coffee and am happy I decided to try these.

I've enjoyed this for lattes and pour overs by itself and blended with other coffees. Best Nicaraguan coffee I've tried to date.