From the highlands of Huehuetenango — crisp citric acidity with milk chocolate and cooked berry sweetness. Dynamic and complex in every cup.
In Maya Q'qnjobal, "waykan" means star, or light that shines in the sky. The indigenous population around Huehuetenango drives 80% of the local economy through coffee production.
Huehuetenango sits at 1,500–2,000m with a unique dry microclimate. Washed processing highlights the terroir — letting the citric acidity and chocolate body shine.
Huehuetenango's high altitude and dry climate create a coffee with exceptional acidity and sweetness — one of Central America's most coveted origins.