They say the higher the altitude the better the bean. And at altitudes of 5,600 feet, the central highlands of Guatemala produce one of the world’s most revered and distinctively flavoured coffees. Located between three volcanoes in a valley with a climate perfect for cultivating coffee, it maintains a constant humidity of 65%. It’s grown on a rugged landscape as renowned for its rich volcanic soil as it is for producing an incredibly hard bean. One celebrated for its depth, and complexity of flavour, as much as for its rich aroma. Described as having a full and velvety body, a rich and lively aroma, and a fine acidity.