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  • Heavyweight — Blend

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    Heavyweight has been a mainstay on our menu from day one of roasting. Whether it is a drip coffee at one of the many restaurants or hotels around Charleston or a cold brew from the tap on Beaufain Street, chances are, if you've had Second State Coffee, you've had Heavyweight. 

    Overall Impression: very traditional, approachable, med-full body, low acid, fudgey

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    Origin: Colombia (Palestina) + Brazil (Minas Gerais)
    Process: Washed (Colombia) + Natural (Brazil)
    Varietal: Blend
    Imported by: Cereza + Clearpath Coffee

    While the components have changed over the years, the roast profile and resulting tasting notes remain the same. Right now, a classic washed Colombian profile is paired with a Brazilian natural to showcase the perfect combination of body and complexity to keep you coming back sip after sip.

    We hope you find this coffee to be approachable, consistent, and full of sweetness no matter how you brew and consume it!

    • Various smallholder farms across Minas Gerais Brazil
    • Finca El Puente in Colombia is a coffee project based in Palestina, Huila, focused on connecting coffee excellence with transparency and social impact. It works with over 426 producers, providing training, processing support, and differentiated prices for cherry and parchment. This particular lot is around 214 coffee producing families. With improved infrastructure and know-how, El Puente offers fresh, traceable coffees, available 10 months per year, with a quick export turnaround (max. 45 days). Coffees are perfectly dried (10–11% moisture) and third-party verified. In 2023, the project purchased over 544,000 kg of coffee, saved 19 million liters of water, and generated USD $3.5 million in value for local producers. Farmers earned on average 17.6% more than local prices.