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Alexander Sabillon Honey

Alexander Sabillon Honey

Ritual Coffee Roasters

About This Coffee

Alexander Sabillon Honey is a single-origin coffee from the Santa Bárbara region of Honduras, grown by specialty coffee farmer Alexander Sabillon on his 1.5-hectare farm. The coffee is made from Catuaí variety beans processed using honey processing, where a small amount of mucilage is left on the parchment after pulping. This method creates a jammy, fruity cup with notes of blackberry, lemon, and chocolate.

Origin

Santa Barbara (Honduras)

Flavor Notes

Blackberry, Lemon, Chocolate

Roast Level

Medium

Processing

Honey

Typology

Arabica
Catuai
RC

Ritual Coffee Roasters

Eileen Hassi Rinaldi and Jeremy Tooker founded Ritual Coffee Roasters in San Francisco in May 2005, helping pioneer the West Coast style of light to medium roasting that would go on to shape specialty coffee across the country. Hassi Rinaldi became sole owner in 2007 and has led the company as a woman owned, fully independent operation ever since. Ritual purchases approximately 95 percent of its beans directly from producer partners, a practice it has maintained since launching its direct trade program that same year. All coffee is roasted in small batches on a retrofitted 1950s Probat UG 22 and tasted at every stage. The roastery holds CCOF Organic certification and routinely pays well above fair trade minimums, backing long term commitments to the farms it works with. Twenty years in, the approach remains the same: small batch, origin focused, and uncompromising on quality.

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