About This Coffee
Finca Pampojila is an anaerobic-natural coffee, it has a very fruity profile, with a bright acidity, high sweetness and hints of red fruit notes. Perfect for pour-over methods.
The Terroir
The Maya called this remarkable land Pampojilá “land where the misty clouds rise”.
The Pampojilá Farm is rich in volcanic soil on top of the Atitlán Volcano, rising above Lake Atitlán, where the almost daily southerly wind brings a moist cloud cover, providing natural shade to the coffee trees in the afternoon.
Pampojilá was founded and formally registered at the end of the 19th century. For over 150 años, the farm has been in coffee production in the beautiful mountains south of Lake Atitlán, and for many decades has been known for its high quality coffees. In 2012, the Herrera family acquired the farm and renovated it after flooding from Tropical Storm Agatha. Through the planting of better Arabica coffee varieties, the production, quality and health of the plants improved rapidly.
The processing plant was modernized to better ferment and dry the coffee. Pampojilá has a long history of excellence that our family strives to improve and share for generations to come.
Guatemala - Finca Pampojila
149 DH – 670 DH
149 DH – 670 DH
Method | Dose | Time | Ratio | Temp |
---|---|---|---|---|
V60 / Origami | 18g | 3:30 | 1:16 | 92°c |
French Press | 20g | 4:30 | 1:12 | 92°c |
Espresso | 18g | 28-32 | 1:3 | 94°c |
About This Coffee
Finca Pampojila is an anaerobic-natural coffee, it has a very fruity profile, with a bright acidity, high sweetness and hints of red fruit notes. Perfect for pour-over methods.
The Terroir
The Maya called this remarkable land Pampojilá “land where the misty clouds rise”.
The Pampojilá Farm is rich in volcanic soil on top of the Atitlán Volcano, rising above Lake Atitlán, where the almost daily southerly wind brings a moist cloud cover, providing natural shade to the coffee trees in the afternoon.
Pampojilá was founded and formally registered at the end of the 19th century. For over 150 años, the farm has been in coffee production in the beautiful mountains south of Lake Atitlán, and for many decades has been known for its high quality coffees. In 2012, the Herrera family acquired the farm and renovated it after flooding from Tropical Storm Agatha. Through the planting of better Arabica coffee varieties, the production, quality and health of the plants improved rapidly.
The processing plant was modernized to better ferment and dry the coffee. Pampojilá has a long history of excellence that our family strives to improve and share for generations to come.