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Café Canela del Fuego - Tarrazú, Costa Rica
Café Canela del Fuego - Tarrazú, Costa Rica
Café Canela del Fuego - Tarrazú, Costa Rica
Café Canela del Fuego - Tarrazú, Costa Rica
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Café Canela del Fuego - Tarrazú, Costa Rica

CINNAMON, MAPLE SYRUP, PLUM

Origine Pure - Anaerobic fermentation - 100% Arabica - SCA 86.5


This specialty coffee (SCA 86+) reveals surprising aromas of cinnamon, maple syrup and plum. It comes from the El Alumbre terroir in the Tarrazú region, renowned for producing some of Costa Rica's finest coffees.


Recommended for filter methods

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About this café

The coffee is prepared at the beneficio Cordillera del Fuego, the first independent processing plant built in Costa Rica, founded by Luis Campos, a true pioneer of innovative fermentation processes, including the anaerobic process used here.


The cherries come from Finca Llano Los Angeles, run by Ismael Navarro, a passionate grower from the Tarrazú region. After harvesting, his coffee is transported to Cordillera del Fuego, where it is carefully pulped, then placed in hermetically sealed stainless steel vats. Part of the mucilage is transformed into a gel to cover the beans, allowing controlled fermentation for 18 to 23 hours, under constant monitoring of temperature and pH. The coffee is then slowly dried in the sun for ten days to develop its full aromatic richness.


  • Origin
    Costa Rica
  • Region
    Tarrazú
  • Variety
    Catuai, Caturra
  • Process
    Anaerobic fermentation
  • Altitude
    1750 m

Meet the producer

Originally from Costa Rica, Ismael Navarro grows his coffee trees on Finca Llano Los Angeles, at an altitude of 1,750 metres, in the heart of the El Alumbre de Tarrazú terroir. His coffees are distinguished by their complexity and elegance, reflecting the care taken at every stage, from hand-harvesting to fermentation.


By collaborating with the beneficio Cordillera del Fuego, run by Luis Campos and José Francisco Arias, Ismael benefits from unique know-how in processing and fermentation. Together, they produce exceptional batches that combine innovation, tradition and exemplary traceability.



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