GFH x RNY: Organic Honduras Jahaira Yosely Cardona Natural Process - Fair Trade - Micro Lot (GP) (22 lb. Box)

RNY#55121

  • indignant Cane Sugar
  • indignant Green Apple
  • indignant Peach
  • indignant Strawberry

$200.00/Box

Sourced From

Honduras

Varietals

Producer

N/A

Process

Natural, Raised Beds

Harvest

January - March

Position

Instore NJ

Availability

0 Boxes

Royal NY's Scoring

Acidity

Very High

Body

High

Sweetness

Very High

Brew Analysis

Brew Style

Fetco

Grind Size

EK-43 #6

Coffee : Water Ratio

1:18

Total Brew Time

6:00

Complex fruit tones accompanied with light acidity and hints of cocoa, transitioning into a creamy body with a sweet finish.

  • indignant Cane Sugar
  • indignant Green Apple
  • indignant Peach
  • indignant Strawberry

Roast Analysis

Roasted On

Diedrich IR-5

Color Change

6:31

First Crack

9:26

Roast Duration

11:43

Development Time

2:17

Organic Jahaira Yosely Cardona is a natural offering from Honduras that expressed notes of cane sugar, peach, strawberry, and green apple from the arrival sample roast. Thinking about this coffee, I wanted to achieve balanced acidity in the cup with a well-rounded body and a nice balance of sweetness. As I prepared a production roast on our Diedrich IR-5 I wanted to extend the maillard phase slightly and push for a later first crack. I brought the charge temperature up to 389 degrees and released the coffee into the drum with 50% of heat applied. Turning point was reached at 1:32 and at 2:46 I increased heat application to 75%. At 5:00 into duration I adjusted airflow to 50%. This coffee took on color smooth and even. I entered the maillard phase of the roast 6:31 into duration. At this point in the roast, I still had 75% of heat applied and my next heat adjustment would be at 8:17 with heat reduced to 50%. As I began moving toward first crack, I began to reduce heat further. Down to 35% at 8:39 and then 25% at 9:02 into duration. I entered the development phase of the roast 9:26 at 392 degrees Fahrenheit. First crack was audible and a little aggressive at first, then toned down to a light crackle. Aromas of strawberry and chocolate were present throughout development. I finished this roast with a development time ratio of 19.5% and end temperature of 415 degrees. Total duration was 11:43.

About The Source

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This exclusive, naturally processed organic micro lot comes to us from a female-produced farm in the Marcala region of Honduras. Jahaira Yosely Cardona has been involved with coffee since she was eight years old. Having grown up in the coffee industry, Jahaira knew all the work that went into owning and operating a farm. When she was 26, she married her husband, and they acquired a plot of land. She named the property Finca La Bendición because she truly believed it was a blessing.

After receiving ownership of the land, Jahaira knew she wanted to cultivate it with coffee. Being part of COMSA has helped her implement organic agricultural practices and dedicate herself to producing specialty coffee. Though Finca La Bendición is operated by four people on just 1.5 hectares, there is a drive for constant improvement in their processes. Jahaira’s passion for coffee and commitment to innovation shine through in every aspect of her production.

We’re excited to announce that we will be donating all proceeds from the sale of this lot to Grounds for Health! By purchasing this lot, you can support Grounds for Health’s #wheresheshops campaign to make healthcare accessible to women in coffee.

Coffee Origin Profile: Honduras

Honduras is a relatively small but efficient coffee producer. It ranks as the 6th largest producer globally, and 4th largest Arabica producer. Flavors range from apporachable chocolate and nutty, to exotic tropical fruits.