Single Origin Coffee Beans, Nicaragua La Bastilla, Natural Process, Blueberry & Raspberry, Medium Roast, 10 oz Bag
Get a bright, juicy cup that tastes like blueberry and raspberry with a clean lemon sparkle. This natural-process single origin from La Bastilla in Jinotega is roasted fresh to order for peak sweetness and aroma. Choose whole bean or your grind and make your daily brew feel special—add a bag to your next order.
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Product description
ABOUT
Nicaragua La Bastilla is a single origin, natural-process coffee roasted fresh to order for a vibrant, fruit-forward cup.
Expect juicy berry sweetness with a bright finish that feels lively but still balanced for everyday brewing.
KEY BENEFITS
Fruit-forward flavor with pronounced sweetness and a clean, refreshing finish.
Natural processing brings out jammy berry character and layered complexity.
Medium roast balance that works across pour-over, drip, AeroPress, and espresso.
Roasted the day you order so your coffee arrives fresh, not shelf-stale.
Easy to customize with whole bean or grind options for your setup.
WHAT'S INSIDE
Coffee (Arabica) — naturally processed single origin.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: What does “natural process” mean?
A: The coffee is dried with the fruit on the seed, which typically boosts sweetness and brings out fruitier notes.
Q: What are the main flavor notes?
A: You can expect blueberry and raspberry sweetness, ripe stone fruit, cane sugar, and a delicate lemon brightness.
Q: Which brew methods work best?
A: It shines as pour-over, drip, or AeroPress, and also makes a bright, fruit-forward espresso.
Q: Should I buy whole bean or ground?
A: Whole bean stays freshest the longest, but choosing your grind is a great option if you want convenience.