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  • Oaxaca, Mexico: Eloxochitlán de Flores Magón Organic

    Toblerone, marshmallow, orange zest and toasty hazelnut

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    Country: Mexico
    Region: Oaxaca
    Producer: Red 5 de Diciembre Collective
    Farm: 1420 allied smallholder farms
    Process: Washed
    Variety: Typica, Bourbon, Caturra, Mundo Novo
    Harvest: December-February
    Elevation: 1642 meters


    A Taste of Tradition and Innovation from Oaxaca

    This coffee is grown by the Red 5 de Diciembre network, a collective of 1,420 smallholders in the Sierra Mazateca region of Oaxaca, Mexico. Located in Eloxochitlán de Flores Magón, a town with deep indigenous Mazatec roots, the farms cultivate Typica, Bourbon, and Mundo Novo varieties at altitudes of 1500 to 1800 meters.

    Careful selective harvesting and a 24-hour fermentation give this coffee a refined traditional flavor profile - a balanced cup with tasting notes of Toblerone-like milk chocolate, marshmallow and lively orange zest.

    About the Red 5 de Diciembre Collective

    The Red 5 de Diciembre network emerged in 2014 after La Roya disease devastated local crops, forcing farmers to regroup and rethink their approach. Rooted in the traditions of Mazatec culture, the community has long been shaped by its resilience and connection to the land, where smallholder farming has been a way of life for generations.

    In recent years, the collective has focused on improving specialty processing and marketing with support from Ensembles de Café, achieving organic certification and higher premiums for their coffee.

    Mazatec Roots and World-Class Coffee

    Eloxochitlán de Flores Magón itself is named after the famous anarchist and social reformer Ricardo Flores Magón, reflecting the community’s long-standing history of resistance and self-determination. This spirit is evident in their approach to coffee - grown in some of the most remote and sparsely populated mountainous areas of Mexico.

    This lot highlights the region’s potential, with a clean and classic flavor profile featuring lively orange acidity, a creamy body, and notes of hazelnut and milk chocolate.

    Brewing Guides

    Dial in Oaxaca, Mexico: Eloxochitlán de Flores Magón Organic for your favorite method.

    Highlights clarity and acidity; best with precise grind, flow control, and flat or conical brewers.

    Brew Ratio 1:16 (e.g., 20g coffee to 320g water)
    Grind Medium (like sea salt)
    Water Temp 94°C / 201°F
    Total Brew Time 2:45 – 3:15 min
    Yield 300–320g
    Use a flat-bottom brewer to encourage balanced extraction. Accentuates chocolate and marshmallow body with citrus lift.

    Full immersion with coarse grind; great for body, sweetness, and lower-acidity profiles.

    Brew Ratio 1:15 (e.g., 30g coffee to 450g water)
    Grind Coarse (like rock salt)
    Water Temp 93°C / 199°F
    Total Brew Time 4:30 – 5:30 min
    Yield 400–450g
    Fully immerse, stir gently at 3 minutes, plunge at 5. Enhances creamy body and toasty hazelnut complexity.

    Pressure extraction with fine grind; isolates intensity, structure, and balance.

    Brew Ratio 1:2.25 (e.g., 18g coffee to 40g espresso)
    Grind Fine (like flour)
    Water Temp 93°C / 199°F
    Total Brew Time 26 – 30 sec
    Yield 36–40g
    Medium pressure and shorter preinfusion highlight sweetness. Good for pulling notes of milk chocolate and orange zest.