Honduras Silver Hills Coffee
Enjoy pure Honduras Silver Hills medium-roasted gourmet coffee!
About This Honduras Silver Hills coffee:
• Features light fruity flavors with a mild cocoa finish
• Subtle honey-nut undertones for a lightly sweet taste
• Fresh medium-roasted gourmet coffee
• Single-origin strictly high-grown beans from Honduras
• Grown on a selective Silver Hills Coffee Farm
• Choose from french press espresso or whole bean grinds
• Available in two bag sizes
The Honduras Silver Hills Coffee Story
On Great Coffee's Honduras 'Silver Hills' Coffee is high-grown near the capital city of Tegucigalpa, meaning 'Silver Hill.' This gourmet coffee has come a long way since its first appearance in US markets. In earlier years, Honduran coffee was not given the attention that it receives now. However, with improved coffee standards and coffee practices, this gourmet coffee has become one of the most noteworthy coffees in Central America. Honduran coffee is grown above 4,500 feet. As such, these are classified as Strictly High-Grown beans. Therefore, these Silver Hills beans are more dense and flavorful than other low-grown varieties.
Distinctively Flavored Coffee with a Lightly Sweet Taste
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Honduran 'Silver Hills' Coffee is mild with subtle undertones of nuts and honey. This distinctively flavored coffee also has a lightly sweet taste and smooth texture. Finally, each cup is well-balanced with an excellent fragrance as well as a smooth texture and a unique light mild cocoa finish.
Single-Origin Strictly High-Grown Beans
Strictly high-grown coffee beans are able to reach maturity slowly the way that nature intended. As such, the natural flavors, smooth texture, and inherent essences can develop at a moderate and balanced rate. This makes for unique and distinctly flavored coffee. Additionally, our Honduras Silver Hills coffee is made using strictly high-grown beans. As such, this Honduras Silver Hills coffee features light fruity notes, a delicate lightly sweet taste, and a soft mild cocoa finish. This signature flavored coffee can only be found on coffee estates that carefully cultivate strictly high-grown beans!
Pure Medium-Roasted Gourmet Coffee
Here at One Great Coffee, our Honduras Silver Hills Coffee is masterfully medium roasted to bring out those light fruity notes. Our skilled roastmasters carefully ensure that each fresh batch of Honduran Silver Hills Coffee beans are treated with consideration at every stage! So, if you have been looking for a single-origin coffee that features light fruity essences which pair beautifully with its fresh roasted flavors, look no further.
Is coffee from Honduras good?
Many coffee experts agree that Honduras coffee is a delicious choice. With its mild cocoa finish and delicately sweet undertones, this brew is great for enjoying every day. Moreover, strictly high-grown beans from Honduras are known for having a smooth texture and bold aroma!
What does Honduras coffee taste like?
If you have been looking for distinctively flavored coffee, Honduran beans are a great choice. This signature flavored coffee features light fruity notes and a smooth texture. Many coffee drinkers also note the mild chocolatey finish and smooth aftertaste that Honduran 'Silver Hills’ brews yield. Moreover, Honduras Silver Hills beans are perfectly balanced with subtle undertones. This medium-roasted gourmet coffee also possesses slight notes of tamarind fruit that has a lemony zest, nutty almond notes, with coconut, and chocolate flavors.
Order Fresh Premium Honduras Silver Hills Coffee Here Today
If you are ready to try the signature lightly sweet taste of pure Honduras Silver Hills coffee, order it right here! Our coffee beans are carefully roasted fresh to bring out those light fruity notes and a signature smooth texture. We also offer these coffee beans in French press espresso grinds and whole bean variations! So, there's something for every brewing style. Choose from either 16oz or 8oz bags that are shipped fresh and fast directly to your front door!
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