Paragon - 12 oz.

$18.00
$18.00
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Built for those who appreciate depth without harshness; a classic cup, refined to its essentials. Expect a structured cup with low acidity, rich cocoa depth, and a smooth, lingering finish.

This coffee from Oaxaca, Mexico, is grown by the CEPCO cooperative at 900 to 1700 meters above sea level. It features Bourbon, Caturra, Catuai, Mundo Novo, and Typica varieties, cultivated in clay-rich soil. Fully washed and sun-dried, this Fair Trade and Organic certified coffee is harvested between October and March.

Perfect for pour-over and classic drip.

  • Grower: Coordinadora Estatal de Productores de Café del Estado de Oaxaca (CEPCO)
  • Variety: Bourbon, Caturra, Catuai, Mundo Novo and Typica
  • Region: Oaxaca
  • Altitude: 900 – 1700 masl
  • Soil: Clay minerals
  • Process: Fully washed and dried in the sun
  • Certification: Fair Trade (FT FLO/USA) | Organic

Notes of Lime, fig, brown sugar, cacao nib, with a creamy finish.

What's in a Bean?

Hand Roasted by Napa Locals

Roasted by Napa, CA locals for our beloved local community. Enjoy our curated coffee knowing you're shopping local, buying from ethical sources, and putting dollars back into our community through The Hero Foundation in California.

Ethically Sourced

Coffee and Kindness is contiginent on a few very important things; ethical sourcing, orgainic farming, and supporting small farms overseas that are working hard and honestly to bring the magic of coffee to us all! Hero Coffee is and always will be made from coffee that is good for the people who harvest it, and good to the planet that gifted it to us.

Community Outreach

The whole reason for Hero Coffee Co.'s existince is to give back to the communities who inspired and raised us, and that is exactly what we always will do. Proceeds from Hero Coffee Co.'s sales go to The Hero Foundation, the nonprofit that started it all in 2017. Through The Hero Foundation, we are able to organize and facilitate community service projects that directly serve the communities we call home, and one day, beyond. To learn more about our work, please visit www.theherofoundationus.org