
From the roaster
Origin: Taipiplaya, Caranavi, Bolivia Varieties: Caturra & Catuaí Processing Method: Washed Producer: Gutiérrez Family Relationship Length: Since 2025
— Market Lane Coffee
Context
This washed coffee from the Gutiérrez Family represents the careful cultivation of Caturra & Catuaí varieties in Bolivia's Taipiplaya region near Caranavi. The washed processing method typical of this lot emphasizes clarity and brightness, allowing the inherent characteristics of the plant material to shine through. Sourced by Market Lane Coffee, this lot connects specialty roasting practices with producer-driven quality from South America's high-altitude coffee zones.
The combination of these two classic varietals offers a foundation for balanced, approachable cup profiles—though final expression depends on roasting choices and brewing technique. Explore the flavor wheel to contextualize tasting notes and identify which sensory descriptors resonate with your own experience of this coffee.
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Frequently asked questions
How is Gutiérrez Family processed?
Gutiérrez Family uses the Washed process.
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