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Los Pinos

Roasted by Civil Coffee

This coffee is grown under pine shade in Chiapas using organic practices that protect the land and microclimate.

Los Pinos — Civil Coffee
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From the roaster

This coffee comes from forested communities in Chiapas, where producers grow it under pine shade using organic practices that protect the land and microclimate. It reflects a long-term partnership  built on trust and consistency, and shared commitment to quality.

— Civil Coffee

Context

Hailing from the Chiapas region of Mexico, Los Pinos represents the distinct terroir of one of the country’s most prominent coffee-producing areas. This specific lot is brought to market by Civil Coffee, a roaster known for highlighting the unique characteristics of their sourcing partners. Coffees from Chiapas are often celebrated for their balanced profiles, frequently exhibiting a combination of bright acidity and a smooth, chocolatey sweetness that reflects the high-elevation landscapes of the region.

When evaluating a coffee like Los Pinos, it is helpful to consider how regional conditions influence the final cup. While individual processing methods can shift a profile toward either fruit-forward brightness or nutty, rounded sweetness, the inherent qualities of Mexican beans provide a versatile foundation for various brewing methods. To better understand the nuances found in your cup, you may find it useful to reference the flavor wheel to identify and articulate the specific aromatic and taste characteristics present in this selection.

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