Two High-Grown Central American Coffees — Honduras Silver Hills & Mexico Spirit of Aztec

Two Central American high-grown coffees, two very different cups — both from $11.99, both roasted fresh the day they ship.

Honduras Silver Hills Coffee — from $11.99

Cultivated and imported directly from Central America, Honduras Silver Hills grows high above 4,500 feet near the capital city of Tegucigalpa — "Silver Hill" — and is classified as Strictly High-Grown. Mild and lightly sweet, with subtle undertones of nuts and honey and notes of almond, coconut, and chocolate, it is medium roasted with a smooth texture and a light finish.

Shop Honduras Silver Hills Coffee: https://www.myshopcoffee.com/products/honduras-silver-hills-coffee

Mexico Spirit of Aztec Coffee — from $11.99

Mexico's "Spirit of Aztec" is Altura Pluma — high grown, the finest coffee of Mexico. To qualify as Altura, the coffee must be grown at least 4,000 feet. This high-grown coffee comes from the region of Oaxaca and is wet-processed after harvesting, embodying nutty undertones of the soil — winy, with slight tones of chocolate and a light acidity. Regular and decaf.

Shop Mexico Spirit of Aztec Coffee: https://www.myshopcoffee.com/products/mexico-spirit-of-aztec-coffee

Both coffees are in stock now in 1/2 lb, 1 lb, and 5 lb bags, in your choice of grind. Roasted fresh the day it ships, at My Shop Coffee — fresh-roasted since 2010.