Guatemala Antigua Los Volcanes
This is a great coffee for espresso lovers. Initial aromas indicate this is going to be packed with chocolate flavours. As well as complimenting all drinks on the menu, try this coffee black where its full potential is revealed. There is quite a lot of complex flavours working simultaneously, including white chocolate and honey. Shade grown under the gravillea tree, handpicked off the coffee plant and roasted to perfection. This Guatemalan bean is strong and nutty and a best seller in our Central/South American range.

Antigua, Guatemala
Antigua is a small city in Guatemala which is home to around 45,669 people. It is surrounded by volcanos and is known for it’s Spanish influenced architecture. It is now celebrated for its coffee and achieved a protected status.

Coffee was first cultivated in this region in the late 1800’s after the reduced demand for other crops freed up land availability, increasing the governments interest to grow coffee plants. The high quality infrastructure and status of Antiqua has unfortunately meant that some coffee owners bring their beans into the region, so it can be exported with the Antigua label. This has threatened the integrity of the status but is now managed and all coffees leaving Antigua have full traceability.

Guatemala Antigua Los Volcanes

Small batch, artisan roasters based on the Wirral Peninsula. Unique single plantation coffees and over 40 different coffee origins roasted from around the world. We also offer barista training and business guidance for your coffee shop, restaurant or bar. 

Our coffees are traditionally hand roasted by our coffee roaster who has the expert knowledge to roast every batch of coffee to perfection. Whether a mild medium roasted Brazilian Santos is required or a strong high roasted Java, we have the facility to provide our customers with their own specific needs.

We are also registered as FairTrade Coffee Roasters for certain origins of coffee.

Guatemala Antigua Los Volcanes

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Guatemala Antigua Los Volcanes

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