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Costa Rica La Eva Coffee

Roasted by Press Coffee Roasters

This washed Costa Rican coffee offers a smooth, creamy mouthfeel with notes of cream soda, floral qualities, and delicate honeysuckle.

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From the roaster

CUPPING NOTES FROM OUR HEAD ROASTER

This coffee from La Eva in Costa Rica’s West Valley opens with a smooth, cream soda sweetness that’s soft and comforting, supported by a gentle floral quality. As it cools, delicate honeysuckle notes emerge, adding a touch of refined sweetness that complements the low, balanced acidity. The mouthfeel is creamy and lightly silky, making for a rounded and satisfying cup. This washed coffee is a beautifully subtle cup, ideal for those who appreciate a refined and layered profile without overwhelming intensity.

ORIGIN

Farm: La Eva Region: West Valley Process: Washed Variety: Catuaí & Caturra Elevation: 1350-1750 MASL

— Press Coffee Roasters

Context

Sourced from the West Valley region of Costa Rica, this La Eva lot showcases the refined profile typical of high-elevation cultivation. Produced by La Eva and roasted by Press Coffee Roasters, the coffee features the Catuaí varietal, which is widely recognized for its adaptability and consistent cup quality. Because this coffee undergoes a washed process, the inherent characteristics of the bean are highlighted with clarity, allowing the delicate notes of cream soda, floral aromatics, and honeysuckle to take center stage.

When evaluating such nuanced profiles, enthusiasts often consult a flavor wheel to better identify the subtle interplay between sweetness and acidity. While washed coffees are generally celebrated for their clean, bright acidity and transparent flavor expression, the specific terroir of the West Valley often contributes a distinct elegance to the final cup. This selection offers a balanced experience that highlights the meticulous care taken during both the harvest and the roasting process.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Costa Rica La Eva Coffee grown?

Costa Rica La Eva Coffee, roasted by Press Coffee Roasters, is sourced from West Valley, Costa Rica.

What does Costa Rica La Eva Coffee taste like?

Expect tasting notes of cream soda, floral, and honeysuckle.

How is Costa Rica La Eva Coffee processed?

Costa Rica La Eva Coffee uses the Washed process.

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