Costa Rica San Cristobal Natural

12 oz. Bag — $27

Light-Medium Roast
Single Origin

This natural process coffee comes to us from Salazar family who has been producing coffee in Llano Bonito de Naranjo, Costa Rica for over fifty years and three generations. Fruity and refreshing with notes of red grape, mango, fresh fig, and Sauvignon Blanc. A truly outstanding coffee.

Tasting Notes

Red Grape
Mango
Fresh Fig
Sauvignon Blanc

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Sourcing & Processing

Danilo Salazar Arias is a producer with over 50 years of coffee cultivating experience. Danilo's farm, Finca San Cristobal del Llano sits on 42 acres and is located in the micro region of Llano Bonito, Naranjo, Costa Rica. In addition to coffee, San Cristobal also produces bananas, plantains, and peaches.

Danilo is a member of Cafe de Altura de San Ramon, an organization founded in 2004 to process coffee throughout Costa Rica. The association works hard to provide its more than 500 producers with the knowledge and resources they need to sell their coffee for the premiums it deserves.