Costa Rica La Minita Sundried

The La Minita farm boasts meticulously grown coffee, paying attention to every detail, and turning the profits into educating, caring for, and improving the lives of those living nearby. Only about 1,000 burlap bags a year are sold, and the beans branded as "La Minita" are only the top 18% of their total crop, after being sorted several times. It’s grown high enough that you can roast it as dark as you like, but that would be a shame. It’s best when roasted slowly; the beans are dense and require more heat than most. Just a snap or two into the second cracks you will find a low acidity, sweet grain, and refreshing juiciness. Well this year the farm decided to take 2000 pounds and let it dry under the sun on a drying patio for a few days before taking it to the mill. It's still technically a washed process coffee, but they labeled the bag and the microlot as being "sundried" and the result was a version of La Minita that has more aroma and more pronounced complexity.  The subtle flavors