What is chaff?
Chaff is the dry, papery outer skin of a coffee bean that naturally separates during roasting. In traditional roasting methods, it often burns on the beans, leaving behind a bitter, burnt taste.
At Gigawatt, we remove the chaff during our air roasting process, ensuring a cleaner, smoother, and more flavorful cup of coffee.

FAQ
What is Mexican Chiapas Coffee?
Mexican Chiapas coffee is coffee grown in the Chiapas region of southern Mexico. Known for its smooth, balanced flavor, Chiapas coffee is typically cultivated at high altitudes, where cool mountain climates and rich volcanic soil help produce quality beans. It’s popular with coffee drinkers who enjoy mellow, easy-drinking coffee.
At Gigawatt Coffee Roasters, we offer a medium roast Mexican Chiapas coffee with cozy notes of cinnamon toast, cocoa, and vanilla.
What is honey processed coffee?
Honey processed coffee is made by leaving some of the coffee cherry’s natural fruit sugars on the beans as they dry, creating natural sweetness and a smooth body.
Is Mexican Chiapas coffee shade-grown?
Yes. This coffee is shade-grown under native trees, which help protect the plants and support biodiversity.