在墨西哥瓦哈卡州北部的小鎮聖瑪麗亞拉亞松森(Llano de Agua),這裡以迷幻蘑菇而非咖啡聞名,住著瑪麗塞拉·埃斯佩隆(Maricela Esperón)。儘管她的祖父也是咖啡農,瑪麗塞拉的務農之路並不容易。祖父退休時,本應由瑪麗塞拉的父親米格爾(Miguel)繼承。但由於當時米格爾只有女兒,祖父打破傳統,將土地留給了兄弟。米格爾隨後前往墨西哥城,存夠錢後買下自己的土地,並在父親生病時由瑪麗塞拉接手。
The bag's origin from that tiny Oaxacan town above the mushroom country gives it a story I can't stop thinking about, and the roast itself carries a quiet, earthy depth that feels true to the land. I brewed it as a pour-over and got a smooth, lingering finish that made me slow down and actually tast
William O.★★★★★
The earthy, mushroom-heavy origin story makes this coffee feel like a little piece of Oaxaca in my cup, even if the town is better known for other things. It’s got a smooth, grounding character that I haven’t found in other bags lately. I’m just sad it’s sold out now, because I’d order another pound
Joshua★★★★★
The story behind this one is what sold me—it's from a tiny town better known for mushrooms than beans, which feels like a find. The bag arrived quickly, and the whole setup just gives off that small-batch, hands-on vibe you don't get from big roasters. Glad I grabbed it before it sold out.