Swiss Water Decaf Nicaragua Jinotega Elixir Carbonic Macerated Natural

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  • Country: Nicaragua

    Region: Jinotega

    Farm: More than 70 coffee growers

    Farmer/Grower: Gold Mountain Coffee Growers Cooperative

    Varieties: Various (Catuaí, Caturra, Caturra Estrella, Pacamara, Pacas, Pache, Yellow Bourbon)

    Processing: Carbonic Macerated Natural

    Altitude: 1300-1600 masl

    Marks: SWD 90-3203

    Reference ID: HA-25257-01

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    Harvest Date: April, 2025

    Arrival Date: November, 2025

    SCA Cupping Score: 85.00

    Tariff Cost: $1.64

  • Fragrance and aroma of cocoa, panel and strawberry with up front notes of grape, cherry and lime. Aftertaste of dark chocolate, honey and orange. Medium citric and malic acidity with a syrupy mouthfeel.
  • Swiss Water processed decaffeinated coffees will lose their moisture more easily at the beginning of a roast. Use a gentle approach at the early stages of the roast to retain moisture needed for chemical reactions later in the roasting process. Longer development times will bring forward more sweetness in the coffee, while a short development time will accentuate the coffee’s complex and bright acidity. check out this roasting guide provided by Swiss Water Decaf.


Gold Mountain brings together more than 70 growers from the Northern Highlands of Nicaragua, near the city of Jinotega. These producers are working on building supply chains that support long-term financial stability for farming families. Their team works side by side with producers, offering shared resources, practical guidance, and quality support throughout the harvest.

Data is collected daily from every farm, recording sugar content, photos of ripeness of cherries, and local weather conditions in order to produce unique lots at peak ripeness. With access to agronomists, ripeness specialists, and the milling and processing facilities at Finca Idealista, farmers have the tools to improve picking and processing decisions, raise cupping scores, and strengthen their ability to sell higher quality coffee at prices that help create lasting opportunity.

Nicaragua Elixir is produced by a group of dedicated farmers including Maximino Palacios and Marlene Hernandez, Carlos Garcia, Juan Carlos Salgado and Aracely Montenegro, and Yesenia Salgado Lanzas, along with coffees from Gold Mountain’s experimental farm, Finca Idealista, led by Benjamin Weiner. Traceability remains central to both Gold Mountain’s work and Hacea’s Emerald Micro Lots. Processing takes place at Finca Idealista, where ongoing experimentation with carbonic maceration continues to shape standout cup profiles. This year’s Elixir is fully carbonically macerated, double fermented, and dried in cherry, resulting in a syrupy cup with notes of wildberry jam and honey.

Beyond the day-to-day work of farming and milling at Finca Idealista, Gold Mountain continues to invest in long-term community and environmental initiatives. Their projects include protecting a parcel of rainforest to support endangered plant and animal species, expanding farmers’ access to credit, supplying running water to schools, and installing water catchment and filtration systems.