A modern Nicaraguan single origin coffee beans logo designed for a label on a coffee bag with golden colours and deep reds wavy shapes and descriptions of the flavours

Nicaraguan Organic Single Origin Coffee

Sale price$41.00

Nicaraguan organic coffee is a great all-rounder bean. Meaning whether you like your coffee black, with milk, filtered, or through an espresso machine, it will always taste delicious. With a sweeter finish than the African origins, these Nicaraguan coffee beans deliver flavours of cocoa and nuts with a soft apricot finish.


These beautiful organic coffee beans, grown in the mountainous San Juan del Rio Coco regions of Nicaragua, by the Cooperativa Agropecuaria Reyna del Café a collective of 165 members on 800 hectares of land.. Nicaragua is known as a very tropical region located in Central America but the North-Central highlands area have a cooler climate in which the best quality coffee is grown, as the beans develop slowly to result in a denser, high quality bean. The regions are often referred to as having an “eternal spring” or an all-year spring with temperatures ranging between ~24-26 degrees Celsius which definitely comes through in the flavours.


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Tasting Notes


This natural microlot coffee has delicate raspberry and floral honey notes. With milk, it finishes with sweet malt, vanilla, and hazelnut flavour.


This is another ALL-ROUNDER coffee, which means it tastes great in a long black but still preserves all of the flavors in a milk-based coffee.


Best for: Everything
Body: Silky
Acidity: Apple 
Roast: Light to medium
Flavours: Honey with malt and vanilla finish

Size:500g
Grind:Whole beans
Pickup available at Grounds of Origin - Arana Hills, Brisbane Usually ready in 24 hours

Nicaraguan Organic Single Origin Coffee

500g / Whole beans

Grounds of Origin - Arana Hills, Brisbane

Pickup available, usually ready in 24 hours

4 Patricks Rd
Arana Hills QLD 4055
Australia

Size & Grind types

Save up to 15% on selected coffees when you buy 1kg+

Your beans will be ground for this brew method if selected: 

GRIND TYPES:

Espresso grind: 
Suitable for most basic home machines.


Stovetop grind:
Slightly coarser than espresso : eg. mokka pot


Aeropress grind:
Perfect for aeropress, Delta press and other similar brewers


Filter / drip grind:
Medium coarseness. Great for pour overs, moccamasters, v60, dripulators.


Chemex grind:
Similar to filter coarseness


Plunger grind:
Very coarse for plungers or French Press.


Cold Brew grind:
Coarsest grind for those who wish to do cold immersion coffees.

Size & Grind types

Save up to 15% on selected coffees when you buy 1kg+

Your beans will be ground for this brew method if selected: 

GRIND TYPES:

Espresso grind: 
Suitable for most basic home machines.


Stovetop grind:
Slightly coarser than espresso : eg. mokka pot


Aeropress grind:
Perfect for aeropress, Delta press and other similar brewers


Filter / drip grind:
Medium coarseness. Great for pour overs, moccamasters, v60, dripulators.


Chemex grind:
Similar to filter coarseness


Plunger grind:
Very coarse for plungers or French Press.


Cold Brew grind:
Coarsest grind for those who wish to do cold immersion coffees.

Tasting notes

Nicaraguan Organic Single Origin Coffee

Milk Chocolate, Warm Spice and Apple Acidity

Region

Jinetago

Altitude

1350 MASL

Coffee varieties

Bourbon & Catuai

Acidity

Apple

A coffee farmer from Nicaragua scoops up a big bucket of ripe red coffee cherries while standing in the coffee cherries pile. Part of the farmers processing technique

Jinetago - 1350 MASL

The lowdown

Finca La Joya
Finca La Joya is a small farm only 12Ha located right next to the famous Cerro Dantali El Diablo National Park where the legend of an undead Horseback rider is told. According to the legend, he still haunts the hiking trail that leads up to El Gobiado Mountain.

The Farm is situated about 1350MASL. The soil is rich with volcanic nutrients and clay loam which not only holds the nutrients but also allows great water drainage. This gives the coffee trees an advantage when it comes to producing greater yields and tastier cherries.

Only fully riped red cherry is picked and floated in clean water. The fresh clean cherry is then fermented in poly bags for 24 hours before being dried on raised African beds.

What we love about this farm is that the workers are all entitled to the social security system and get to receive one and a half times more salary compared to the regional average!