Three Avocados donates 100% of profits to clean drinking water projects in underserved communities. Every bag funds that work. The coffee is the mechanism, the mission is the point.The coffee earns the purchase on its own terms, though.What it tastes likeSweet and fruit-forward with a smooth body and a clean finish. Low acidity, so it won't bite if bright African coffees have ever been too sharp for you. This is a Central American profile at its most approachable: think caramel sweetness and soft fruit rather than the lemon-and-florals end of the spectrum.Where it comes fromGrown in the mountain highlands above Matagalpa, Nicaragua, one of Central America's most respected growing regions. Altitude is what's doing the work here. Coffee cherries ripen more slowly at elevation, which concentrates sugars and gives you a denser bean and a sweeter cup.How to brew itDrip and pour-over both suit it well. Grind medium-coarse, like sea salt, for pour-over, and aim for a 1:16 ratio, roughly 20g of coffee to 320g of water. It also holds up fine as a medium-dark leaning espresso if that's your thing.Which bag 12oz is about two weeks for a daily drinker, which is roughly how long coffee stays at its best after roasting 5lb makes sense for an office or a household going through it fast. Split it into smaller airtight containers and only open one at a time Whole bean if you have a grinder. It's worth it, since ground coffee loses its aromatics in hours Details Roast: medium Origin: Matagalpa Highlands, Nicaragua Variety: single origin, 100% Arabica Acidity: low Roaster: Three Avocados Coffee The clean water commitment isn't a percentage or a seasonal campaign, it's the entire margin. If that matters to you, this is a coffee you can drink every day knowing exactly where the money goes.
