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New Single Origin of the Month – Nicaraguan La Bastilla

February 11, 2016 | News | 0 comments | Author:

This is a micro lot from Hacienda La Bastilla to the north-west of Nicaragua. This lot was harvested early this year from the micro farm La Cocina. La Cocina was planted in 2010 with Catuai variety so this is one … Continued

This is a micro lot from Hacienda La Bastilla to the north-west of Nicaragua. This lot was harvested early this year from the micro farm La Cocina. La Cocina was planted in 2010 with Catuai variety so this is one of the first few serious crops from the young trees.
The plantation lies on North facing steep slopes. The soil is volcanic, making it rich in nutrients – ideal for coffee cultivation.
The micro lot was honey processed at the estate’s mill. It has been hulled, graded, bagged and stored at La Bastilla mill until shipment. It received a score of 86.5 points by SCAA.
La Bastilla Estate covers 311 hectares in total, with 180 hectares planted with coffee and has been Rain Forest Alliance certified for over 10 years (2003).
The area receives ample annual rainfall and maintains as average temperature of 21 deg C.

Body: Good Rounded
Aroma: Sweet
Flavour: Chocolate
Acidity: Balanced sweet
Location: highlands of Jinotega in Nicaragua
Altitude: 1200 – 1300 M
Area:  130,000 square k


New Single Origin of the Month – Mexican High Grown

January 18, 2016 | News | 0 comments | Author:

REGION: Chiapas PRODUCER: Various small holder farmers VARIETY: Catimor PROCESSING: Fully Washed ALTITUDE: Approximately 900 – 1200 MASL HARVEST: December – April CLIMATE/SOILS: Tropical to sub humid, shallow but nutrient rich soils Flavour: Chocolate Aroma: Floral Body: Punchy and full Acidity: Medium CUPPING: Chocolate and nut notes, sweet, well … Continued

REGION: Chiapas
PRODUCER: Various small holder farmers
VARIETY: Catimor
PROCESSING: Fully Washed
ALTITUDE: Approximately 900 – 1200 MASL
HARVEST: December – April
CLIMATE/SOILS: Tropical to sub humid, shallow but nutrient rich soils
Flavour: Chocolate
Aroma: Floral
Body: Punchy and full
Acidity: Medium
CUPPING: Chocolate and nut notessweet, well rounded and smooth.
Chiapas is the most southern state of Mexico, bordering Guatemala. Coffee is the state’s most important cash crop first introduced in 1846 by Jeronimo Manchinelli with 1,500 seedlings from Guatemala. Today coffee production ranges from large plantations to small farmers and the region is Mexico’s second largest agricultural producer. The high altitude, good rainfall and soil types give the coffee its particular chocolate and nutty characteristics. European Preparation or EP refers to the grade of coffee, acceptable beans size and quality.


Christmas/New Year Closing dates

December 15, 2015 | News | 0 comments | Author:

Caffe Migliore will be closed over the Christmas/New Year period from 1pm Thursday 24th December 2015 and we will reopen on Monday 4th January 2016. Please note for any online orders they will not be processed during our closed period. … Continued

Caffe Migliore will be closed over the Christmas/New Year period from 1pm Thursday 24th December 2015 and we will reopen on Monday 4th January 2016.

Please note for any online orders they will not be processed during our closed period.

On behalf of all staff at Caffe Migliore we wish all of our customers a very Merry Christmas and a prosperous start to 2016.