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If you like your coffee sweet and rich, Byron's Blend is worth a look. This light roast from Thanksgiving Coffee Company combines washed and natural-processed Maracaturra coffees, bringing two processing styles together in one blend. It's a good choice when you want to explore what makes a coffee different without getting lost in the jargon.
What makes Byron's Blend different?
Maracaturra is a coffee variety known here for its unusually large beans. Byron's Blend pairs that distinctive variety with two ways of processing the coffee fruit. Each brings its own flavor contribution to the finished blend, with sweetness and richness at the center of the original coffee's character.
Washed coffee has the fruit removed before the beans are dried. Natural-processed coffee dries with the fruit still around the beans. Those aren't roast levels or added flavors; they're different steps between harvesting the coffee and roasting it. This blend lets you explore both in the same cup.
The farmer behind the name
Byron Corrales is a coffee farmer, campesino leader, and pioneer in applying biodynamic farming practices to coffee production. His work with Maracaturra coffee has earned top honors twice. Thanksgiving Coffee Company's relationship with the Corrales family spans three generations, giving this blend a story rooted in the people growing the coffee.
Choose your bag and grind
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Roast: Light roast.
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Coffee variety: Maracaturra.
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Processing: A blend of washed and natural-processed coffees.
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Bag sizes: 12 oz or 5 lb.
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Grind options: Whole Bean, Auto Drip, French Press, Espresso, or Turkish.
Choose whole bean if you grind your coffee at home and want to adjust the grind for your brewing method. If you don't have a grinder, choose the option that matches how you brew: Auto Drip for a drip coffee maker, French Press for a press, Espresso for an espresso machine, or Turkish for Turkish-style preparation.
New to this blend? Start with the 12 oz bag and your usual brew recipe. Once you've tasted it, adjust your grind or coffee-to-water ratio to suit your cup. The point is to find what you enjoy, not make your morning coffee more complicated.
