Coffee grown at different altitudes can have distinct flavor profiles and characteristics. Here's a general breakdown: *Low altitude (600-1,000 meters):* - Flavor profile: Mild, sweet, and nutty - Acidity: Low to medium - Body: Light to medium - Characteristics: Fruity, floral, and wine-like notes *Medium altitude (1,000-1,500 meters):*
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