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Washed

SIPRO

Roasted by Dayglow

This washed lot from SIPRO offers consistent, approachable quality from producers working directly with specialty importers.

SIPRO — Dayglow
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From the roaster

This washed lot from SIPRO hits the sweet spot for our house filter range - consistent, approachable quality with clear impact at origin. Amatenango de la Frontera sits right across from Huehuetenango, one of our favorite regions in Central America, sharing the same highland conditions. SIPRO (Sierra Productora de Cafe) formed when nine young producers decided to bypass local commodity buyers and work directly with specialty importers.

— Dayglow

Context

Produced by SIPRO in the Amatenango de la Frontera region of Mexico, this washed coffee represents a focused expression of its origin. The washed process, which typically involves removing the fruit flesh before drying the seeds, is often utilized to highlight the inherent characteristics of the coffee cherry and the terroir of the farm. For those interested in how these techniques influence the final cup, our processing methods explainer provides a deeper look at the mechanics behind this approach.

This selection is roasted by Dayglow, a roaster known for their precise handling of high-quality lots. As you evaluate the nuances of this Mexican coffee, you may find it helpful to reference our flavor wheel to better articulate the specific aromatic and taste profiles you encounter. By isolating the variables of origin and processing, this SIPRO lot offers a clear window into the current landscape of Mexican specialty coffee production.

Buy — $35 from Dayglow

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Frequently asked questions

How is SIPRO processed?

SIPRO uses the Washed process.

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