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Las Delicias, Natural Java, Nicaragua
- altitude mDrop publishes a 1,450–1,500 m farm range, not a single defensible point elevation for this exact lot.
- fermentationThe exact release is identified as natural, but fermentation duration, vessel and controls are not disclosed.
- drying methodThe drying surface and duration are not disclosed for this exact release.
- roast levelThe exact product page does not publish a formal roast-level label.
- roast dateNo bag-specific roast date is available from the public listing.
FROM THE BAG
BACK TO THE LAND.
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- 01The name on the bagLas Delicias, Natural Java, Nicaragua
- 02The brandNot disclosed
- 03The roaster
- 04The variety
- 05The farm
- 06The farmer
- 07The regionJinotega
- 08The country
Erwin “Wingo” Jr Mierisch is the named producer of Drop Coffee’s 2026 Las Delicias Natural Java. Drop describes Las Delicias as his first farm; its farm history separately notes that the late Eleane Mierisch previously ran the property.
Drop Coffee describes a sherry aroma and a sweet, slightly boozy and floral cup, with papaya, cacao, rum raisin and a fudge-like finish.
This fresh-crop 2026 lot joins a distinct Java variety, a high-elevation Jinotega farm and a traditional natural process. It also clarifies the farm’s present stewardship by Erwin “Wingo” Jr Mierisch while preserving Eleane Mierisch’s historical role.
WHAT DID THEY ACTUALLY
DO TO THIS COFFEE?
The coffee cherry remained whole through drying; Drop identifies the lot as natural but does not publish the drying surface, duration or any controlled fermentation stage.
Nothing is documented as added during processing.
No fruit, flavoring, microbes or other additions are disclosed.
Drying coffee in the whole fruit can emphasize ripe-fruit sweetness and a fuller, more fermentation-forward profile.
Drop’s published direction is sherry-like, floral and sweet, with papaya, cacao, rum raisin and fudge.
- · https://dropcoffee.com/products/las-delicias-natural-java-nicaragua
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