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Ireneo Ramirez

Guatemala ∙ Single Origin

$23.00
Balancedpeach candy, chocolate
Bag Size: 300g
Grind Size: Whole Bean
Ireneo Ramirez Guatemala Coffee Beans – Drumroaster Coffee
Ireneo Ramirez
$23.00
300g / Whole Bean
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Ireneo Ramirez Guatemala Coffee Beans – Drumroaster Coffee
Ireneo Ramirez
$23.00
300g / Whole Bean
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Ireneo Ramirez

300g / Whole Bean

the coffee

This coffee is from the project we've been highly invested in with Xinca indigenous smallholder coffee producers in the region surrounding the town of Mataquescuintla, Guatemala. Since 2014, this group has been involved in maintaining the closure of the Escobal Silver Mine, owned by Vancouver-based, Pan American Silver. We’ve been involved in bringing this group’s coffee to market in Canada since 2018, with the help and support of Bows Coffee Roasters and Semilla Coffee.

Ireneo Ramirez and his brothers-in-law all produce coffee in the region of El Durazno, about 30 minutes from Mataquescuintla town center. This coffee, harvested in late February-March of 2026, is mostly of the Pache variety. Pache Colis is a regional variant that has adapted to the (ever changing) climate. After depulping, Ireneo places his coffee into sealed bags to allow the coffee to ferment anaerobically. This gives the coffee a juicy texture, while also being efficient and space-saving. The coffee is then dried on raised beds for 10-12 days.

Region
Mataquescuintla, Guatemala
Variety
Pache, Pache Colis, Caturra
Harvested
March 2026
Processing
Anaerobic Washed
Brewing

We recommend these brew methods for Ireneo Ramirez.

French Press
Drip
Aeropress
Pour Over
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Brew Guides

how to brew

This coffee works well as a Filter roast. Here are the methods it’s best suited to, with a few tips to help you get there.

French Press

French press is one of the most accessible ways to make a great cup. The immersion method draws out more body and oils than paper-filter brewing, which gives it a rich, round character. Good for people who prefer their coffee with a bit more weight to it.

Drip

A well-dialled drip brewer is hard to beat for reliability. Good for larger volumes and for households where the machine earns its counter space every morning. The key is using a good grind size and fresh beans — the machine does the rest.

Aeropress

The Aeropress is forgiving, portable, and surprisingly capable of producing an excellent cup. It brews quickly under gentle pressure, which gives the coffee a smooth, full-bodied character. A good option if you want something a bit more robust without pulling out an espresso machine.

Pour Over

Pour over is one of the most rewarding ways to brew. It's hands-on enough to feel intentional and forgiving enough to learn quickly. Great for showcasing the nuances of single origin coffees.