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Nicaraguan Coffee

Grown in the northern highlands, often under shade and using sustainable practices, these coffees are known for their approachable flavours of milk chocolate, citrus and subtle fruit.

They are a fine example of Central American quality; smooth, comforting, and quietly complex.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What regions in Nicaragua produce the best coffee?

The northern highlands, particularly Matagalpa, Jinotega, and Nueva Segovia, are renowned for their high-quality beans. These regions offer cooler climates and higher altitudes, arguably producing beans with more complexity and density than lower-lying farms.

What does Nicaraguan coffee taste like?

The combination of volcanic soils, traditional washed processing, and lower growing temperatures brings forth a milk chocolate flavour, alongside buttery textures. You’ll also often find notes of caramel, and subtle red or yellow fruits. These coffees usually have a medium body and gentle acidity.

Which brew methods suit Nicaraguan coffee?

Nicaraguan beans work beautifully as filter coffee, where their sweetness and smoothness shine. They also make an excellent base for espresso, producing a creamy, balanced shot that works well when paired with milk (be it oat or dairy).

Is your Nicaraguan coffee ethically sourced?

Absolutely. All of our speciality coffee is sourced and selected with the utmost care and attention. Click on the following links to learn more about our sustainability and sourcing practices.