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French Roast DECAF GROUND 250g - Mexican Coffee People 20%OFF! was £8.20
Artisan roasted speciality grade 100% Arabica coffee - Chemical-free mountain washed decaffeinated coffee, from The Mexican Coffee People.
Tasting Notes: great tasting full-bodied coffee for those wanting strength in their cup, makes a nice crema too
Strength: 4/5
Suitable for: cafetiere, which brings out the sweeter notes of the coffee
Growing Region: Siltepec, Angel Albino Corzo & Montecristo
Finca: Café Sierra Azul is a small cooperative composed of around 200 smallholder farmers living within the El Triunfo Biosphere Reserve in Mexico's Chiapas State.
Altitude: 1,200 to 1,600 meters above sea level
Growers: various smallholder farmers from Chiapas
Bean Variety: 100% Arabica from Bourbon, Mundo Novo, Typica
Artisan Roaster: Alison Hernandez- Hall, The Mexican Coffee People
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Ingredients
As Cool Chile is not the manufacturer of this product we cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information provided on our site (e.g. ingredients, nutritional information, etc). Manufacturers regularly change recipes and therefore we always recommend that you always check the actual label of the product before consuming.
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Storage and Preparation
Once opened store in an air tight container.
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Maya Hot Chocolate - Ancho Chilli & Allspice - 150g
Maya Hot Chocolate is made from stone-ground Tabasqueño cacao beans, delicately spiced with ancho chilli, allspice berries and annatto seeds.The Mayas were cultivating cacao over 4000 years ago. Our recipe, inspired by them and based on the ingredients that would have been available to them at the time. The Tabasqueño bean, grown in the Selva Zoque in Southern Mexico, is a wild hybrid of the ancestral Criollo bean. We combine these fruity beans with ancho chilli to add gentle heat and dried fruit flavours. Allspice berries add a hint of cinnamon and clove, while annatto seeds impart a warm reddish colour and earthy note.Enjoy this hot chocolate knowing that the cacao is sourced by Agrofloresta, an organization that has social, economic and environmental positive impacts.bean variety: Tabasqueño - wild hybrid of ancestral criollo cacaogrown by: Zoque and Tzotzil communitiestowns/ region: Cerro Blanco, Zunu, Patastal in the Selva Zoque, Mexicofermented by: Agrofloresta in Teapa, Tabasco, Mexico Agrofloresta causes: conserve cacaos, help farmers, preserve cultures, protect animals, save rainforestsAll products in the lever tins are 100% recyclable in household bins.
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Sin Gusano Tobalá-Amatlán 50cl
Jon Darby left his previous job in the city of London to live in Oaxaca and investigate the world of agave after a life-changing holiday in southern Mexico where he was blown away by mezcal, the skill of its production and the cultural significance of the maguey plant.He founded Sin Gusano (without the worm), which is a project working for the wider understanding and preservation of artisanal agave distillates – traditionally known as “Mezcal” – as well as the sustainable development of rural, mezcal producing regions of Southern Mexico.Jon spends a huge amount of time on the road in Mexico, meeting many different mezcal producers, seeking out the most delicious and diverse agave spirits to offer a continual evolution of limited releases. Somewhere between 35-150 litres is generally all that’s been made of each of their unique batches.Sin Gusano has pledged to gift 10% of profits to charitable causes. They aim to spread their giving between education programs and sustainability projects in Oaxaca, Mexico, and projects closer to home in London. They also are proud to be a carbon-neutral enterprise, offering a certified carbon neutral product.Reviews:'Sin Gusano is sourcing the tiny and unrepeatable batches that real mezcal culture is all about"Thomas Bullock, author of The Mezcal Experience'SinGusano has the most diverse and interesting bottlings found in Europe. I am always excited to try their mezcal'Melanie Symonds, founder of QuiQuiRiQui Mezcal and London Mezal WeekIf you are interested in learning more about amazing small-batch agave distillates - join MAS - the Mezcal Appreciation Society! Batch: NGG 04, release date Oct 2021Aroma: Bright and fresh on the nose.Palate: High octane minerality. Initially a little salty on the palate before oily herbaceous tones kick in and complement the light background smoke to create a long and complex finish.Maestro Mezcalero: Nicolas Garcia GutierrezInteresting fact: This is extremely rare, hard to find mezcal. Availability is very limited. Each bottle is hand-numbered and wrapped in London, in 100% plastic-free packaging.Maguey (Agave): tobalá (a. potatorum)Region: Miahuatlán region of southern Oaxaca sits the small community of San Luis AmatlánOven type: conical earthen ovenExtraction method: by hand and using a chipperFermentation: in slatted wooden tinasStill type: copper alembic with refescadorResting time:ABV: 51.1%