La Cascade Estate Guatemalan Coban coffee—so named for the 300 foot waterfall that highlights the farm owned by Horst Spitzke in San Cristobal Verapaz—is a blend of Bourbon and Caturra varietals beans. Grown between 1,200 and 1,500 meters, it's considered a "high-grown" coffee, which are known for their intense, concentrated flavors.

As Allen Liebowitz, co-partner of Zingerman's Coffee Company says: "it has everything you want in a Guatamalan coffee. Sweet floral aromas, flavors of citrus and wonderfully bright acidiity.

In short a great brew for summer.

Roast: Medium.
Body: full, bright.
Tasting Notes: delicate, smooth, slightly fruity with a long finish that hints at fuzzy, soft cocoa.
Facts: Roasted fresh by Zingerman’s Coffee Company. Shipped whole bean. 

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