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Café Hacienda Doka Peaberry AA

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4.9
Type: Whole Bean | 300g
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Experience the exceptional taste of Café Hacienda Doka Peaberry AA, a rare coffee that includes the unique 'caracolillo' or peaberry bean. This natural mutation occurs in only about 5% of coffee plants, resulting in a bean renowned for its smoother, richer, and bolder flavor with notably less acidity.
ROAST LEVEL: Light Roast

ORIGIN

Hacienda Doka Estate, Sabanilla, Costa Rica
ALTITUDE

1350 - 1410 m.s.n.m
Type

Why Choose Café Hacienda Doka Peaberry AA?

Unique Flavors:

The peaberry, a natural rarity, is revered for its enhanced flavor - smoother and more intense, with less acidity than standard beans.

Volcanic Soil Influence:

Grown in the rich volcanic soils near Poás Volcano, our peaberry beans develop a distinctive flavor profile, unique to this fertile region.

Perfect for All-Day Enjoyment:

We meticulously roast our beans to bring out the best in the peaberry’s natural characteristics, ensuring a perfect cup every time.

Grown and Processed with Care:

At Hacienda Doka, each peaberry bean is a product of our unwavering dedication to coffee excellence. Sourced exclusively from our estate, we oversee every aspect of its journey – from careful cultivation to precise processing. This single estate approach guarantees a quality and consistency that truly sets our Peaberry AA apart, reflecting a craft that has been refined and cherished through generations.

Understanding Peaberry Coffee:

Café Hacienda Doka Peaberry AA is a rare coffee bean that forms when only a single seed develops inside the cherry—something that happens in just 5% of coffee plants. This unique shape allows for a more even roast and produces a cup that is smoother, richer, and naturally more intense, with noticeably lower acidity. Carefully cultivated and roasted on our single‑estate farm, Peaberry AA highlights the vibrant, complex flavors born from Poás’ volcanic soil.