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Immerse yourself in the rich and inviting flavors of our single origin coffee from Mexico, a true testament to the country's vibrant coffee culture. Handpicked from the finest coffee farms, our Mexican coffee promises an indulgent experience that will captivate your senses.

With a smooth-medium body, this coffee offers a perfectly balanced mouthfeel that is both satisfying and luxurious. Each sip is a journey through layers of flavor, where the smoothness of the body complements the rich, complex notes.

Experience the delightful taste of chocolate that adds a deep and velvety richness to the coffee. The subtle hints of cinnamon weave through the flavor profile, bringing a warm and aromatic touch that enhances the overall experience. The graham cracker notes add a sweet and toasty undertone, creating a perfect harmony with the chocolate and cinnamon.

Our Mexico single origin coffee is more than just a beverage; it's an experience that transforms your coffee moments into a decadent delight. Perfect for any time of day, this coffee is sure to become your go-to choice for a flavorful and satisfying brew.

Savor the smooth-medium body, the rich chocolate, the warm cinnamon, and the sweet graham cracker notes in every cup of our Mexico single origin coffee. Elevate your coffee experience with this exceptional blend that celebrates the best of Mexican coffee heritage.

Medium Roast

 

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USP

Brew excellence at home with Laila Jade Coffee, where every bean is a pledge to purity and sustainability. As a family-owned and service-connected disabled veteran owned business, we offer roast to order, specialty-grade, organic, and Fair Trade Certified coffees shipped directly to your door. Proud supporters of World Coffee Research and Trees for Education, every purchase helps nurture both the planet and our future.

Distinctive Flavor Profiles

High-Altitude Growing Conditions

Diverse Processing Methods

Cultural Heritage and Sustainability

Exceptional Aromatics and Acidity

Innovation and Diversity

Roast Body

Medium Roast

A coffee's roast level significantly affects flavor profile. Light roasts offer bright acidity and preserve the bean’s original fruity or floral notes. Medium roasts balance flavor and body, emphasizing caramel-like characteristics. Medium-dark roasts introduce bolder, spicier flavors with a touch of smokiness. Dark roasts deliver the most intense flavors with notable smoky and chocolate tones, reducing acidity.

Processing

A coffee’s process describes how the seed is separated from the coffee cherry. Popular methods include washed, dry, and honey, but there are many other processes that put special emphasis on different aspects of these methods.

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Washed

DRYING
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Drying beds

COFFEE
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Bourbon

100% ARABICA COFFEE,SOURCED RESPONSIBLY,ROASTED CAREFULLY.

When you savor a cup of our 100% Arabica coffee, you’re experiencing more than just a beverage. Our commitment to quality starts with sourcing beans from the world’s finest coffee-growing regions, where the climate, soil, and altitude come together to produce exceptional Arabica coffee. Arabica beans are celebrated for their smooth, nuanced flavor profiles, ranging from sweet and fruity to rich and chocolatey, with lower bitterness compared to other coffee varieties. This attention to quality continues through our meticulous roasting process, where each batch is carefully crafted to bring out the beans' unique characteristics, ensuring a balanced and flavorful cup every time.

Frequently asked questions

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What makes Mexican coffee unique?

Mexican coffee is unique due to its diverse range of flavor profiles that reflect the varied landscapes and climates across its growing regions. Commonly known for its light body and mild acidity, Mexican coffee often features nutty, chocolaty, and fruity notes, making it smooth and easy to drink. Some regions, like Chiapas, near the Guatemalan border, produce coffees that exhibit brighter, more acidic profiles reminiscent of some Guatemalan coffees. Moreover, Mexico’s commitment to organic farming practices is notable, with many farms producing certified organic beans, which adds to the appeal for those seeking environmentally sustainable coffee options. This combination of mild flavors and sustainable practices makes Mexican coffee particularly attractive in the specialty coffee market.

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Which area of Mexico are known for producing high-quality coffee?

Mexico's renowned coffee-producing regions include Chiapas, Veracruz, Oaxaca, and Puebla, each offering distinct flavor profiles due to varied climates and elevations. Chiapas, bordering Guatemala, produces full-bodied coffees with bright acidity and flavors of chocolate and nuts, similar to Guatemalan varieties. Veracruz and Oaxaca are known for their sweet, delicate coffees with floral and chocolate notes, while Puebla features mild and subtly sweet coffees. These regions collectively contribute to Mexico's reputation for diverse and high-quality coffee in the international market.

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Can I use Mexican coffee beans for different brewing methods?

Yes, Mexican coffee beans are highly adaptable to various brewing methods due to their versatile flavor profiles. They work well in drip coffee makers, where their nutty and chocolaty notes can shine, and are equally suitable for espresso, enhancing their richer, deeper flavors. Mexican beans are also great for pour-over and French press techniques, which can highlight their subtle fruity and floral nuances. This flexibility makes Mexican coffee a popular choice for coffee enthusiasts who enjoy experimenting with different brewing styles.

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Are Mexican coffees ethically sourced?

Mexican coffees can be ethically sourced, but it depends on the specific farm or cooperative from which the coffee is obtained. Many Mexican coffee producers are part of Fair Trade or other certification programs that ensure ethical practices, such as fair wages and environmentally sustainable farming methods. However, it's important for consumers to check for these certifications or choose brands that emphasize transparency and ethical sourcing to ensure they are supporting responsible practices.

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What is your return policy?

At Laila Jade Coffee, we stand behind the quality of our products and want every customer to be satisfied with their purchase. We understand that tastes differ, and we strive to ensure that all of our customers enjoy their coffee experience. To initiate a refund, please contact our customer service team via email at rick@lailajadecoffee.com. Provide your order number, the date of purchase, and a brief explanation of your dissatisfaction.

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What flavor notes can I expect from Mexican coffee?

Mexican coffee often features a smooth-medium body with flavor notes that include chocolate, cinnamon, and graham cracker. These coffees are typically well-balanced and can also exhibit subtle nutty and spicy undertones. The flavor profile makes Mexican coffee versatile, appealing to those who enjoy a rich, comforting cup with a hint of sweetness and spice.

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Is Mexican coffee more acidic than other types of coffee?

Mexican coffee generally has a medium to low acidity compared to other types of coffee. While some Mexican coffees can have bright acidity, they are often more balanced, with smoother and milder acidic notes. This makes them a popular choice for those who prefer a less acidic cup that still offers a rich and flavorful experience.

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Why is high-altitude growing important for Mexican coffee beans?

High-altitude growing is crucial for Mexican coffee beans because it creates ideal conditions for producing high-quality coffee. At higher elevations, coffee beans mature more slowly, which allows them to develop more complex flavors and a denser structure. The cooler temperatures and increased exposure to sunlight at high altitudes also contribute to the beans' bright acidity and refined flavor profile. These factors make high-altitude Mexican coffees sought after for their depth and richness in taste.