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Added 2026-09-18 · Updated

Bean Conqueror: 030 - San Jerónimo Miramar · 4 brews

Origin

Type Single origin
Origin 🇬🇹 Guatemala
Region Panimaquib
Producer Bressani family
Farm Finca San Jerónimo Miramar
Variety Typica San Roque
Processing Honey
Elevation 1,524 masl
Harvest February 2026

Bag

Roast level Nordic Light
Amount 200g
Cost $34.00
Cost/gram $0.17
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Urgency Done

Timing

Roast date 2026-09-08
Days since roast 66d
Drink after 2026-10-20
Recommended rest 42–90 days
Drink before 2026-12-14
Opened 2026-10-24
Archived on 2026-11-01
Favorite grind setting

  • 01 w/102Brews

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Vs like coffees

Compared with caffeinated Nordic Light coffees: all time, once dialed, calibrated ratings.

Score 5.2
Like coffees7.2
Gap−2.1
Rank33rd of 35
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