Classic: Fray Juan
Fraijanes, Guatemala

Classic: Fray Juan

Tasting Notes: Orange · Chocolate · Smooth

3.8 (7 reviews)

About This Coffee

Variety: Bourbon, Caturra, Pache, and Catuai

Processing: Washed

Origin: Fraijanes, Guatemala

Producers: Fraijanes Small-holders

Altitude: 1800m

Fray Juan is a delicious coffee made up of Bourbon, Caturra, Pache, and Catuai beans from different small-holders in the Fraijanes region of Guatemala. Pacaya, the country's most active volcano, occasionally sends ash into the surrounding area - providing a mineral boost to the soil that many Guatemalans say gives coffees from Fraijanes a distinctive quality. While the higher altitudes in Fraijanes see a decent amount of rain and fog in the mornings, ample sun burns off most of the clouds in the afternoons and allows most coffees from Fraijanes to be sun-dried on patios which goes a long way in promoting even drying and dynamic flavors!

What we love about Fray Juan is how smooth and luscious the brewed cup is - it's the perfect coffee for easing into an early morning or just relaxing with your favorite mug. We're picking up on a creamy milk chocolate note with almond-like undertones, plus a slight hint of orange flavors. No matter how you choose to brew, we think you'll be as impressed as we were with how smooth and delicious a cup of Fray Juan can be/ Let us know by rating your coffee on the website - it's a great way for us to get feedback and know what flavor profiles you'd like us to look for in the future. Enjoy!

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Lake Mills · about 6 years ago
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Colette Weintraub

SANTA MONICA · about 6 years ago
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Solid, if a bit withdrawn

Fray Juan is a good, solid coffee, if a bit weak and lacking in complexity. EDIT: Switched up the ratio, adding an additional scoop, which helped flavor move a bit more to the forefront.

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Ethan R

Sausalito · about 6 years ago

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