Bodhi Leaf Honduras Las Flores Honey



   Today I have a bean from Bodhi Leaf. Bodhi Leaf is a small company out of beautiful Southern California. What they lack in size, they make up for in service. Their mission is to provide large and small roasters with exceptional coffees, economical prices, and excellent customer service. Their dedication to quality and service is fueled by their commitment to their customers, a fervent caffeine addiction, and ongoing research. They proudly perform extensive research on every batch of coffee beans so that every import is filled with the best coffee beans in the world. The Bodhi Leaf has long been a symbol for peace, happiness, prosperity, longevity and good luck. It is a reminder of the ultimate potential that lies within us all. They use this philosophy to continually build and strengthen relationships with coffee farmers and their families all over the world. These relationships allow them to provide high end specialty coffee directly from their farms to your cup. 

   This is their Honduras Las Flores Honey bean. A honey processed bean from the Montesillos, La Paz Region. I brewed this at my 1:12 ratio. Bodhi Leaf notes flavors of berries & dark chocolate. This was a nice bright, fruity cold brew. Very tropical. Cherries. Floral. Nutty and chocolatey. Very tasty cup! 

   Many thanks to Bodhi Leaf for the tasty beans. 

Go buy some of their tasty beans:  bodhileafcoffee.com



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