How about mexican beans?

[buckhorn_cortez]

Hey, Joe....

Chiapas, Mexico is in central america.

Specifically, southern Mexico on the northern border of Guatemala, and the coffees that come from the Chiapas region have much in common with some of the Guatemalan coffees for flavor.

 

[MychaelP]

Where can I buy the beans used in Timothies Mexican Organic? I love that coffee, but hard to buy from them lately

 

[BeanGrinder]

I've used Mexican Altura in the past...it's just okay, not great. I think the growing regions in Mexico do not have the soil composition or humidity that more tropical regions have, so the bean is affected by that. But, the last bag I bought was cheap and I found a few locals who thought it was okay.

 

[eldub]

Altura just means "high grown." It could be from any of the growing regions.

 

[Gallupnmfarmer]

Hi, there!!! I'm a graphic designer from Mexico City and right now I'm working with an indigenous community of coffee makers in Chiapas. So, I'd like to know what's your position on Mexican Coffee? Is it easy to find mexican coffee where you live? Is there any brand you would recomend? Thank you

I love Mexican coffee. I bought some Mexico Coatepec coffee beans from Veracruz from a roaster called Square one coffee. I have bought Mexican Chiapas beans from a local cafe that sells coffee beans and loose tea. I also have bought some Oaxacan coffee on ebay that is delicious. I also bought a small amount of Mexican Altura coffee on ebay and in local coffee stores here that was wonderful. When I would drink instant coffee I would drink Nescafe Classico.