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Specialty Coffee Nicaragua Las Morenitas

Specialty Coffee Nicaragua Las Morenitas

Nicaragua | Honey

Molasses Roasted peanuts Grapefruit Chamomile

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Specialty Coffee Nicaragua Las Morenitas

Molasses, roasted peanuts, grapefruit, chamomile – Las Morenitas is a coffee that surprises with its balance: sweet but not cloying; herbal but not earthy; fruity with a bit of edge. Perfect for those who enjoy coffees with character, but not necessarily a loud entrance. Excellent for filter brewing – a coffee to drink with curiosity, but also at a relaxed pace. It works beautifully as a morning cup, but fits just as well into a calm afternoon reset.

Sensory profile: Molasses - Roasted peanuts - Grapefruit - Chamomile
Country: Nicaragua
Location: Jinotega, Cerro Bonetillo
Producer: Victor Robelo (Las Nubes)
Farm: Las Morenitas
Variety: Caturra, Marsellesa, Red & Yellow Catuai
Process: Honey
Altitude: 1000–1250 m a.s.l.

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Las Morenitas from Jinotega is a filter coffee built on contrasts: sweet molasses, roasted peanuts, the fresh structure of grapefruit, and soft chamomile on the finish. Calm, but confident. An ideal coffee to start the day.

Las Morenitas coffee plantation in the Jinotega region of Nicaragua

Las Morenitas Farm is part of the larger Las Nubes project, owned by Victor Robelo, a producer who operates seven farms in the Jinotega and Matagalpa regions. He purchased this particular property in 2011. Today, it covers 134 hectares, 80% of which is Caturra, with the remainder being Marsellesa, Red, and Yellow Catuai varieties.

Marsellesa is a relatively new variety – a cross between Hybrido de Timor and Villa Sarchi, developed for disease resistance and cup-winning quality. Las Morenitas is also a Rainforest Alliance-certified farm with a highly respectable approach: workers are paid 35% above market rates to ensure harvest quality and the team's trust.

Victor Robelo – coffee producer from Las Morenitas farm, Nicaragua

Harvest takes place between December and March, at an altitude of 1,000–1,250 meters above sea level. The coffee is processed on-site in a wet mill under the supervision of production manager Jimmy Valenzuela, and Jeyson Chavarria is responsible for quality control. This location has a Cup of Excellence record – and for good reason.

This batch is processed using honey, a process that's a cross between the washed and natural methods. After depulping, the beans are left with some pulp (called mucilage), which gradually ferments during drying and transfers the fruit's natural sweetness to the beans. At Las Morenitas, drying is done slowly, on raised beds or patios, with the coffee regularly turned over to ensure even fermentation and avoid over-fermentation.

The first flavor is molasses and roasted peanuts – sweet, slightly caramelly, with a hint of nutty depth. This sweetness gives the coffee body and a pleasant smoothness, without becoming heavy or sticky. Grapefruit appears in the background, providing freshness and structure. It's not aggressively acidic – rather citrusy, slightly bitter, thus countering the sweetness well and giving the cup rhythm.

Chamomile appears on the finish – delicate, herbal, and very clean. It lingers long and softly on the palate, introducing a calm, slightly floral finish. This gives the coffee a very pleasant, structured aftertaste that doesn't tire even with a larger cup.

It's a balanced and clear profile – sweetness, citrus structure, and herbal finish form a cohesive whole. Honey processing adds creaminess and natural sweetness, while also leaving the transparency characteristic of a well-drained filter.

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Dose Dose

18 g

Yield Yield

300 g

Brew time Temperature

95 °C

Grinding Comandante Click Setting

23 K

Experiment with parameters and grind size to achieve the perfect flavor balance.

Parzenie kawy metodą V60 – barista zalewa filtr wodą, kawa spływa do dzbanka na wadze.

How to brew coffee using the V60 method

  • Dose: 18–19 g
  • Grinding: 24–27 clicks (Comandante)
  • Water: 300 g, 93–98°C
  • Brewing time: approx. 3:00 min

1. Pour hot water over the filter

2. Add coffee, start the timer

3. Add 60 g of water, stir, wait 30 seconds

4. Add water every 30 seconds: 120 g, 180 g, 240 g, 300 g.

5. The whole process should be completed in approx. 3 minutes

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Max. 10 days from roast

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And on all subscriptions

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