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Finca Ceylan – Guatemala
Sweetness
Acidity
Body
Finca Ceylan – Guatemala
Finca Ceylan – Guatemala
Finca Ceylan – Guatemala

Finca Ceylan – Guatemala

Notes of pistachio and caramel, with a bright twist of blood orange.

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Wild elegance from Guatemala.

The Bourbon varietal gives this espresso a naturally heavy body and contributes to its rich, layered flavor profile. Each year, the quality from Finca Ceylan continues to impress, making it a reliable favorite among those who appreciate precision and personality in their cup.

Expect a velvety mouthfeel with notes of pistachio and caramel, uplifted by a bright twist of blood orange. It's a bold yet refined coffee – much like the high-altitude landscapes of Atítlan where it's cultivated. Let each sip bring you a little closer to the wild, untamed heart of Guatemala.

Description

Wild elegance from Guatemala.

The Bourbon varietal gives this espresso a naturally heavy body and contributes to its rich, layered flavor profile. Each year, the quality from Finca Ceylan continues to impress, making it a reliable favorite among those who appreciate precision and personality in their cup.

Expect a velvety mouthfeel with notes of pistachio and caramel, uplifted by a bright twist of blood orange. It's a bold yet refined coffee – much like the high-altitude landscapes of Atítlan where it's cultivated. Let each sip bring you a little closer to the wild, untamed heart of Guatemala.

Specifications

Country: Guatemala
Region: Atítlan, Potucha
Altitude: 1,050-1,600 masl
Variety: Bourbon
Processing: Washed

Tasting notes

Pistachio - Caramel - Blood Orange

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Brewing Guide

We recommend a dose of 20g of finely ground coffee with a yield of 40–44g, corresponding to a brew ratio of approximately 1:2. The extraction should be completed in 28–33 seconds at a brewing temperature of 93.5-94°C.

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Roasted in Copenhagen

At Copenhagen Coffee Lab, we roast all our coffee beans at our own roastery in Copenhagen. We always send coffee that has been roasted within the last two weeks, so you get the best possible experience when brewing and enjoying our coffee.

We have a wide selection of specialty coffee, carefully selected and freshly roasted – for both espresso and filter coffee.

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Freshly roasted within 2 weeks

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FAQ

What roasting style do you use?

Drawing on our many years of experience in the field, our roasters profile each batch according to its terroir, processing method, and brewing method, ensuring precise development of each batch so that no discovery of the roasting process can ever distract you from the true taste experience of the coffee. Together with our extensive daily quality control, this allows for dynamic and progressive roast profiling and a consistent product regardless of quantity.

How long do you recommend I use the coffee for?

If your bag remains unopened, the coffee will still taste fine many months after roasting. Coffee deteriorates as it ages and loses some of its vibrancy. Remember to reseal the bag or use an alternative airtight container.

Resting time is an important aspect of coffee brewing, so be sure to experiment to find out how long you should wait after the roast date. For espresso, we recommend between 1 and 2 weeks of rest, for filter coffee, we can recommend a shorter resting period.

How should I store my coffee?

Store the coffee in an airtight container in a cool and dark place.

How often do you roast coffee?

We roast coffee daily at our roastery in Copenhagen. You can expect your coffee to be shipped within two weeks of roasting.

Can I have the coffee ground?

Yes, we do. We offer to grind your coffee for either a filter or French press. Choose your grind preference in the option button on any product page.

How should I brew my coffee?

You can brew all our coffees as you like. Read more about our approach to coffee brewing and find brewing guides for the most common brewing methods here. If you have specific brewing requests, please contact us.