origin stories
PROYECTO BERRUECOS Nariño, Colombia ABOUT THE PRODUCERS Proyecto Berruecos is the kind of grass roots project that makes specialty coffee so special. Historically, the coffee farms near Arboleda, Nariño had no direct access to dry milling or export and farmers...
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ABOUT THE FARM AND FARMER The team at Apex Coffee began working with Gilberto Rojas in 2016 the year after he took 2nd place in the prestigious Cup of Excellence Competition, where the best coffees from across the country are...
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ABOUT THE WASHING STATIONThe Aricha washing station is located near Aricha Village in the Yirgacheffe District of Southern Ethiopia. This station is owned and operated by Negusse Weldyes and his team at Snap Coffee. Their large and dedicated team are...
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Maria Eugenia manages her La Huerta by Cerro Mogoton, one of Nicaragua’s tallest peaks. On just 5 hectares of land, she grows Caturra, Red and Yellow Catuai, Bourbon, Typica, and Java coffee varieties amongst the shady guava and lemon trees....
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In the lush Antigua Valley of Guatemala, two coffee legacies intertwine, each rooted in history and nurtured by generations of dedication. Dating back to 1541, Hacienda Carmona stands as a testament to Guatemala's rich coffee heritage. Established by Don Juan...
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