The new Filter Trio allows you to compare three different coffees from 3 renowned producing regions! This format of 3x300g presents these 3 coffee producers:

Patricia Perez, Cielo, Norman Cañar

Cielo

Cielo is an approachable and balanced filter coffee that reveals classic notes of dark chocolate, fig, and a comforting finish of roasted almond. This coffee comes from the Los Delirios farm, owned by the Canales family. Our relationship with this family of producers dates back to 2010, even before opening the first Saint-Henri café. It was with this producer that we established our first direct coffee purchasing relationship, without intermediaries. The Los Delirios farm, located in Nicaragua, is renowned in the specialty coffee world for being the first organic farm to win the prestigious Cup of Excellence award.

Patricia Perez

We are in the fourth year of our relationship with this producer whom we first visited in February 2020. In the village of Agua Dulce, on the western border of the Huehuetenango region, Patricia lives with her mother Auri and 8-year-old daughter Iza in their simple but charming home overlooking their drying patios. She grows Bourbon, Caturra, Maragogype and Geisha varieties in the shade of several fruit trees: lemon, orange, banana and apricot. This year's lot comes to us from the highest point of its land and is composed of Bourbon and Caturra varieties. We taste a balanced cup with chocolate notes and buttery texture, followed by fine aromas of apricot.

Norman Cañar

Discover a coffee a coffee with a fruity & vibrant profile that showcase a sweet acidity with notes of red apple and plum. We also taste a hint of caramel that brings a more sirupy texture to it. An easy-to-approach coffee for people that want to discover a fruity profile. At the age of 28, Norman Cañar Manchabajoy has been growing coffee on his El Castillo farm for 6 years and is one of the youngest producers with whom we have had the chance to work. His land of approximately 1 acre is located at more than 1900 meters above sea level in the municipality of La Florida, in the steep region of Nariño.