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Mayan Coffee

The Essence of Kape Nakoj

Siembra de plantas de Ca´fe

Crop

The coffee tree is a type of tree that grows only in certain conditions of temperature, humidity and altitude. In fact, coffee plantations are found in tropical areas of America, Africa and Asia.

Cosecha de Café

Harvest

This is done manually in order to seek a higher quality of the product and it is also done in areas where the entry of machinery is not possible due to the orography. With manual harvesting, the cherries are selected at their optimal point of ripeness, thus ensuring a higher quality harvest.

Postcosecha

Post Harvest

It is the procedure that is carried out to remove the skin or pulp from the coffee cherries. It is carried out exclusively in the wet mill and should preferably be done before the six hours of the harvest are completed; thus we avoid the defect known as “ferment”.

Granos de Café

Toasted

This is the stage where you as a roaster can shape the flavor profile you are looking for. Roasting too quickly will create a smoky flavored coffee that is too strong. Trial and error roasting is the key to finding that perfect profile.

Empaque

Packing

Among the options for packaging coffee beans are glass jars, aluminum cans, and paper, cardboard, or plastic bags. Whichever option you choose should have a hermetic seal that does not allow oxygen ingress and is protected from light and moisture.

Degustación de Café

Tasting

Coffee tasting is the practice of identifying unique flavors and aromas when drinking coffee. It is for this reason that Kape Nakoj has created a coffee with a cup profile that encompasses Excellent and Exceptional so that the consumer can involve all the senses and stimulate them with different flavors and aromas.

Kape Nakoj - Coffee SHB

What is SHB?

The acronym SHB comes from the English Strictly Hard Bean, strictly hard beans and the acronym SHG from Strictly High Grown, grown strictly at altitude, both are considered synonymous and refers to coffee grown at altitudes higher than 1,370 meters (4,500 feet) above the ground sea ​​level. Beans grown at high altitudes ripen more slowly and become harder and denser than beans grown at lower elevations. The inherent consistency and flavor attributes of high altitude beans make them more desirable and generally more expensive than coffees grown at lower elevations.

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