2lb bag of Freakin' Good Coffee from Equator Coffee Roasters

Medium

Freakin' Good Coffee

Name: Freakin' Good Coffee
Brand: Equator Coffee Roasters
SKU: fre3b
Price: 14.0 USD
Availability: InStock

Nutty | Vanilla | Classic & Familiar

The name says it all. You can't go wrong with Freakin' Good. This coffee has been the daily cup for many in our community for years, for good reason! Sweet and familiar vanilla marries with toasty chocolate-covered hazelnuts in this reliable medium-roast coffee.

$14.00

Size: 340g/12oz

340g/12oz

908g/2lb

2.27kg/5lb

Grind Type: Whole Bean Grind info

Whole Bean

Ground - Medium

Quantity

About the Beans
Producer Story

Tasting Notes

Nutty | Vanilla | Classic & Familiar

Roast Level

Medium

Cupping Score

Countries of Origin

Guatemala & Nicaragua

Regions

San Marcos & Las Segovias

Producers

Manos Campesinas & PROCOCER Coop

Elevations

800 – 2200 & 750 – 1250 meters

Varietals

Bourbon, Typica, Caturra, Catuai

Manos Campesinas Coop:

- Founded in 1996

- Comprised of 400 members spread over 17 communities.

- 100% small scale farmers upholding their Mayan roots, including a deep respect for the land, holistic & organic practices and preserving their traditional culture and language.

For more information about the Manos Campesinas Coop, please click here.

PROCOCER Producer:

- Founded in 1998

- Approximately 600 members

- Coop is controlled democratically, with the members actively participating in decision and policy making for the coop.

- Clear mission: to strengthen the organizational and financial capacity of the coop, increase their productive yields, and assure the quality of their coffee in order to meet the demands of the specialty coffee market.

For more information about PROCOCER, please click here.

Fair and Organic

100% for Transparent Trade and

Farmer Focused

Cooperative Trade

Better Business

Country Of Origin: Guatemala & Nicaragua

Producer: Manos Campesinas & PROCOCER Coops

Region: San Marcos & Las Segovias

Today, Manos Campesinas is comprised of 13 cooperative groups across the departments of San Marcos, Quetzaltenango, Sololá and Chimaltenango, and it represents over 1,200 farming families.

Today PROCOCER has approximately 600 members. Membership is open and voluntary; and the organization is controlled democratically with members actively participating in decision-making and policy making for the coop.