Herman Tello Alverado is a smallholder producer in Huehuetenango, Guatemala, a region where the majority of the local economy is related either directly or indirectly to coffee. He purchased the farm Alejandrina in 1997 from Mrs. Maria Figueroa.
The farm also produces plums, oranges, pears, and avocado, but 95% of the farm is planted with coffee.
Its annual production is 200 quintal parchment.
| Origin | Guatemala |
| Region | San Martín Cuchumatán, Huehuetenango |
| Farm | Alejandrina |
| Variety | Bourbon, Caturra, Typica |
| Altitude | 1800 masl |
| Proc. Method | Washed |
Tasting notes: Lots of chocolate flavor with berry and apple; balanced, sweet and clean.
Website orders are roasted and packed every Monday and picked up Tuesday by USPS for delivery. As we only roast exactly as much of each coffee as we have known orders for, please be sure and place your order no later than 10 AM (PST) on Monday for fulfillment that week. Orders that come in later than that may not be fulfilled until the following week.
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Orders weighing 0 - 7.99 Pounds ship for $8.00.
Orders weighing 8 Pounds or more ship for Free!
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