Introduction to Puebla Coffee Region, Mexico Characteristics of Veracruz Coffee Region, Mexico

Puebla introduction

Pueblo is the capital of the Mexican state of Puebla, east of Mexico City, between the Sierra Nevada and the Madre Mountains in the east. Coffee beans in this area always grow under macadamia nuts and pine trees, helping Puebla's coffee beans to have an incredible aroma. BaJa coffee Coffee is a moderately roasted Mexican Puebla coffee bean from P7cafe Coffee Manor. Coffee beans belong to the Garnica variety of Arabica coffee beans. Garnica Arabica coffee bean is one of the oldest coffee beans in Mexico. It is rich in grapefruit and fresh grass aromas and a long finish.

Introduction of Vera Cruz

Veracruz (Veracruz) is located in eastern Mexico, Gulf Coast, formerly known as "Santiago de Vera Cruz", the area is quite large. Veracruz is the first Spanish settlement in Mexico, located in the Mexican state of Veracruz and an important port city on the Gulf of Mexico. The port makes Mexico a major exporter of coffee beans by providing coffee export services to Veracruz and other Central American neighbors. The production of coffee in the region is small, but it has high-altitude producing areas (such as Coatpec) and produces coffee of high quality.

■ altitude: 800m-1700m

■ harvest period: December to March

■ varieties: bourbon, Tibica, Kaddura, Marago Rippi