Coffee of The Day: Mexico Chiapas Café La Selva Peaberry
My coffee today is one of my all-time favorites from Mexico; Café La Selva’s incredible Peaberry blend from La Candona rainforest in Southern Chiapas State. Full bodied, medium to high…
My coffee today is one of my all-time favorites from Mexico; Café La Selva’s incredible Peaberry blend from La Candona rainforest in Southern Chiapas State. Full bodied, medium to high…
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