The Moreno Family La Sierra
Washed lot with Purple Fruit, Citrus, and Honey in the cup.
Santa Bárbara, HN · Washed
Producer
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Producer overview
The coffee associated with the Moreno Family originates from the Santa Bárbara region of Honduras, cultivated across an altitude band ranging from 1400 to 1650 meters. The varietal landscape represented in the catalog includes Pacas and Bourbon, with Pacas appearing as the most frequently recorded cultivar across their lots. The process portfolio for this producer consists exclusively of washed preparations across all recorded coffees in the catalog. The catalog footprint for the Moreno Family includes four total coffees carried by two different roasters, with an average Cherrybook Index across their lots of 59.2. Recent catalog examples feature offerings such as La Sierra and Piedras Amarillas from Sey Coffee, as well as a lot from Pavement Coffeehouse, utilizing washed Pacas and Bourbon varieties. The work of the Moreno Family in the catalog is characterized by a consistent focus on washed traditional varieties from the Santa Bárbara department.
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Producer profile
Varietals
Processes
Altitude
1400–1650m
Harvests
No roasted coffees from this producer in stock right now.
Washed lot with Purple Fruit, Citrus, and Honey in the cup.
Santa Bárbara, HN · Washed
Expect Lychee, Black Raspberry, and Orange Blossom Honey from this washed lot.
Santa Bárbara, HN · Washed
Lychee, Black Raspberry, and Orange Blossom Honey on a washed lot.
Santa Bárbara, HN · Washed
Cocoa, Plum, and Tropical Fruit on a washed lot.
Santa Bárbara, HN · Washed
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