Spanish noun (feminine)
Pronunciation: \bol-'see-ta\

Definition:

1. A small pouch or sachet, often used for coffee or tea.
   Example: "He brewed his morning cup using a bolsita filled with 15g of coffee."

Explanation:
The suffix -ita is a diminutive in Spanish, used to indicate that something is smaller or more endearing. Here, bolsa (bag) becomes bolsita to refer to a smaller bag, such as a tea bag containing 15g of Guatemalan coffee.

Related Term:

• bolsa (bag)

Spanish noun (masculine)
Pronunciation: \ka-'fe gwa-te-mal-'te-ko\

Definition:

1. Guatemalan coffee, available in ground or whole bean form, typically sold in 1.3 lb (22 oz) bags.
   Example: "She bought a bag of café guatemalteco to make her morning espresso."

Explanation:
The term guatemalteco refers to something from Guatemala, in this case, coffee. Guatemalan coffee is known for its rich flavor profile and is often sold as ground coffee or whole beans, available in various quantities, such as 1.3 lbs (22 oz).

Related Term:

• café (coffee)

Spanish noun (masculine)
Pronunciation: \ka-'fe tos-'ta-do es-pe-see-'al\

Definition:

1. Specialty roast coffee, typically sold in 12 oz bags, offering unique flavor profiles due to its high-quality beans and precise roasting process.
   Example: "He enjoys his café tostado especial brewed in a French press every morning."

Explanation:
Tostado especial refers to a specialty roast, which highlights the specific qualities of the beans through careful roasting. This type of coffee is often sold in smaller quantities, such as 12 oz, to emphasize its premium nature.

Related Term:

• café (coffee)
• tostado (roasted)

This batch of Guatemalan coffee from Finca Andrea Domingo is a single origin coffee carefully roasted in Ventura, CA to ensure a high-quality taste and consistent flavor.

This batch of Guatemalan coffee from Finca Andrea Domingo is a single origin coffee carefully roasted in Ventura, CA to ensure a high-quality taste and consistent flavor.