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Smokin Beans Guatemala-Huehuetenango Washed Unroasted Green Coffee 5-Lb 1ct

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At a glance

Condition
One-time purchase
Flavor
Caramel Chocolate Plum Tangerine
Size
1 lb (Pack of 1)
Weight
5 lb
Item Form
Whole Bean
Coffee Roast Level
Unroasted
Container Type
5 lb Bag (Pack of 1)

Features 5

  • (5Lb 1Pk) Taste Nuance: Vibrant acidity. Dark chocolate caramel tangerine plum pistachio baking spice brown sugar sweetness.
  • Structure: Medium-high acidity medium-full body medium-high sweetness. Washed processing. Recent harvest: December to April.
  • Specialty Grade: 1,700 MASL. Strictly Hard Bean. Bourbon, Caturra varietals. Shade-grown. Sorted by density, size, and color.
  • Region: Northern Guatemala border near Mexico, Huehuetenango is renowned as premier high-altitude fertile growing region.

Description

We offer specialty-grade green coffee beans providing home coffee roaster aficionados opportunity to personally roast their own coffee at home. Our fresh recent harvest premium beans have great flavor potential if roasted correctly. Coffee roasting has been mysterious in years past with only privileged few learning deep secrets associated with roasting good tasting coffee. In recent years this has changed as many are learning to roast coffee at home. Many begin with basic equipment like; pan on stove, hand-cranked popcorn popper, hot air popcorn popper, heat-gun into stone bowl, basket on grill, many ways to start. It is possible to achieve satisfactory results with basic methods, but soon most new roasters realize there is fine line of time and temperature needed throughout roasting process to fully unlock development of all the bean’s natural delicious nuances. Basically, beans need to be heated to around 400F within 10-15 minutes time, then use fan to cool to room temperature. After this is complete you can grind beans to brew your own home- roasted coffee. Secrets to know: 1-The beans need even-heating from surface to core; this requires stirring or tumbling during roasting. 2-Better taste is found with higher heat in beginning then slowly drawing down heat as roast progresses. 3-Shorter roast times 7-10 min develop higher acidity with greater complexity. 4-Longer roast times 10-15 min develop lower acidity, complexity, with higher body. 5-Fresh current-crop high-altitude-grown coffee beans have more intense flavor complexities. Developing your profile: Determine flavor qualities you want. For higher acidity and complexity create your profile to complete in 10-12 min. Develop the roast evenly surface to core. Adjust time and temp ratios to achieve your own personal taste preferences. If it tastes grassy, it is underdeveloped. If taste is sour, apply greater heat. When roasted correctly coffee should taste sweet, bright, full of delicious flavor complexities.

Specs 23

Package Dimensions 10 x 6 x 3 inches; 5 pounds
Manufacturer Huehuetenango Ixlama
Units 16 Ounce
Brand Name Smokin Beans
Item Form Whole Bean
Flavor Caramel Chocolate Plum Tangerine
Caffeine Content Description Caffeinated
Coffee Roast Level Unroasted

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Top Amazon Reviews


Guatemala Huehuetenango are legit good
I've been roasting beans for 20 years, I don't usually go out of my way to write a review, but I think it's worth it for this bean. In my opinion, it's got exceptional flavor and is well worth the extra cost. I bought this type of bean from Sweet Maria's a couple of years ago and thought the same thing at the time. I kept looking for more of it, but it didn't seem available on there (or I just didn't check at the right time). When I saw it available on Amazon, I jumped at the chance to get 5 pounds. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2023 by Rikki

Better value than ordering directly from supplier
Actually, these Guats came from SmokinBeans in Georgia. Not from AZN warehouse. Current date codes. Look & smell of beans seems same to me as direct from Smokin. Have ordered both ways; from AZN and from SmokinBeans. I use these Guatemala beans in my own blend. 1/3rd each Ethopia, Guatemala, & Columbia. A tri-fecta super blend of coffee we and guests alike complement. Nice thing about ordering from AZN, is free Prime shipping, no fussing with points, and arrives in a week. Shop, click, pay, beans on doorstep. Nice ! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2023 by Amazon Customer

Much more interesting than Guat. Antigua
I have been a fan of Smokin' Beans' Guatemalan Antigua which are far superior to the Antigua beans sold by another brand whose name sounds like they are first. I then tried these beans from farther west in Guatemala. These Huehuetenango beans have many more flavor profiles to offer than the merely excellent Antigua. The flavors of this varietal change remarkably as you pass first crack and continue to evolve as they darken into second crack and beyond. Since I roast in open pan style I remove about 1/3 of the beans as they just past first crack. As the beans get into second crack fully, I remove about 2/3 of the remaining beans and take what's left to dark roast; which in my setup is about two mins later. The darker roasts will mask the profiles of the lighter roasts and their flavors will be lost. This sequential roasting regime allows me to get all the flavors into my cup and I believe is the best way to handle these beans. Much more complex than the Antigua. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2023 by kjer
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