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Honduras Edgardo Tinoco

  • Honduras Edgardo Tinoco

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  • Roasted to order and ships within two business days of purchase
  • Grown at 1,640 meters where cool temperatures slow cherry maturation
  • Washed processing highlights clarity and intrinsic bean character
  • Bright acidity may be too sharp for some palates
  • Ships within two business days, not same-day

Why it's on GiftsFeed

High-altitude Honduran coffee with clean fruit and bright acidity

Most single-origin coffee at the grocery store was roasted weeks ago and has been sitting in a warehouse or on a shelf losing volatile aromatics the entire time. This is roasted only after you order it, which means the coffee that arrives is as close to the roast date as logistics allow. For a washed coffee like this one, where clarity and brightness are the whole point, freshness makes the difference between tasting the fruit notes the farm and processing were designed to highlight and tasting flat bitterness.

Good gift when

  • People who prefer bright, fruit-forward coffee over dark or earthy roasts
  • Home brewers who want to taste the difference fresh roasting makes
  • Anyone exploring single-origin Central American coffees
  • Coffee drinkers who appreciate clean, defined flavors

Skip it if You prefer darker roasts with chocolatey or smoky notes, or you're looking for a coffee with heavy body and low acidity

Specs

Origin
Honduras, Santa Bárbara Mountain Nature Reserve
Elevation
1,640 meters
Varietal
Parainema
Processing
Washed
Roasting
Roasted to order
Shipping time
Within 2 business days
Size options
12 oz, 2.2 lbs, 5 lbs
Grind options
Whole bean, coarse, medium, fine

What's included

  • Coffee beans (size and grind as selected)

If you're giving it

  • No sizing to guess

Choose grind type based on recipient's brewing method; whole bean is safest if unknown.

The details

This coffee comes from a single farm on the southern slopes of Santa Bárbara Mountain Nature Reserve in Honduras, where elevation and climate work together to build complexity in the cup. At 1,640 meters, cool temperatures slow the development of the cherries, giving sugars more time to concentrate before harvest.

The Parainema varietal is processed using the washed method, which removes all fruit from the seed before drying. That approach emphasizes the intrinsic character of the bean itself rather than fermentation or pulp sweetness, and the result here is a coffee with prominent acidity, fruit-forward flavor, and very little muddiness in the finish.

Expect a cup that tastes clean and defined. The acidity is noticeable but not harsh, the fruit notes come through clearly rather than blending into general sweetness, and the finish doesn't linger with heavy or earthy tones. It's a straightforward expression of high-altitude washed coffee, without added complexity from natural processing or extended fermentation.

Verve roasts each batch after the order is placed and ships within two business days, so the coffee arrives with minimal time between roasting and brewing. You can choose whole bean or specify a grind size to match your brewing method, from coarse for French press to fine for espresso.

Washed Parainema from the southern slopes of Santa Bárbara Mountain Nature Reserve

$27at vervecoffee.com

Ships and sold by Verve Coffee. About this merchant

Questions

What does washed processing mean for the flavor?
Washed processing removes all fruit from the coffee seed before drying, which emphasizes the bean's intrinsic characteristics rather than adding sweetness or fermentation complexity from the cherry. The result is typically a cleaner cup with more pronounced acidity and clarity, allowing you to taste the specific fruit and floral notes the varietal and terroir produce.
How soon after roasting will this coffee arrive?
The coffee is roasted to order and ships within two business days of purchase. Depending on your location and chosen shipping method, it will likely arrive within a few days to a week of roasting, which is much fresher than pre-roasted coffee that has been sitting in inventory.
Which grind setting should I choose?
Choose coarse for French press or cold brew, medium for drip machines and pour-over methods, fine for espresso, or whole bean if you have a grinder at home. Grinding just before brewing preserves the most aroma and flavor, so whole bean is ideal if you have the equipment.
What flavor profile should I expect?
This coffee is defined by bright acidity, crisp fruit notes, and a clean finish. It's not heavy or earthy, and it doesn't have the chocolatey or smoky character of darker roasts. The high elevation and washed processing work together to produce clarity and fruit-forward flavor.

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