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Honduras 'Silver Hills'

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Management number 248439742 Release Date 2026/09/03 List Price US$4.80 Model Number 248439742
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Honduras 'Silver Hills' coffee is cultivated and imported directly from Central America as one of the best coffees of the region. High-grown near the capital city of Tegucigalpa, meaning 'Silver Hill,' this gourmet coffee has come a long way since its first appearance in the United States' market. In earlier years of production, Honduran coffee was not given the ample attention that it receives now. With higher standards and competition, this coffee has become one of Honduras' major exports, bringing you gourmet Silver Hills. Honduran coffee has long been touted as some of the best gourmet coffee to ever come out of Central America. Honduran coffee is grown at above 4,500 feet and is classified as Strictly High-Grown beans.Honduras 'Silver Hills' is mild with subtle undertones of nuts and honey, which gives it a lightly sweet taste and smooth texture. This medium roasted 'Silver Hills' coffee also possesses a various flavor profile, including slight notes of tamarind fruit or lemony zest, nutty almond, coconut, and chocolate. Here at My Shop Coffee you will find that each cup is well-balanced with excellent taste and fragrance, as well as a light finish.

  • Roast : Medium Roast
  • Body : Smooth Texture
  • Acidity : Light Sweet Taste
  • Origins : Honduras

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