How to Say ‘Bean/coffee from Chiapas’ in Mexican Spanish
Grano de Chiapas
GRAH-noh deh chee-AH-pahs
[GRAH-noh deh chee-AH-pahs]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: In cafés, [grano de Chiapas] may refer to the coffee by origin, not just the raw bean itself. Locals will understand you mean coffee from that region.
Phrase Breakdown
Grano
[GRAH-noh]
bean
Refers to coffee beans as a product or selection.
El grano de Chiapas tiene un sabor balanceado.
The bean from Chiapas has a balanced flavor.
de
[deh]
of; from
Here it links the beans to their place of origin.
Busco café de Chiapas para espresso.
I’m looking for coffee from Chiapas for espresso.
Chiapas
[chee-AH-pahs]
Chiapas
A Mexican state known for producing coffee beans.
El café de Chiapas suele ser muy aromático.
Coffee from Chiapas is usually very aromatic.
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