The Process

How this coffee was produced

This is a washed process, with a 60 hour fermentation after being depulped

01. Harvesting

The cherries are all gathered at his farm, washed and floated for another selection. Left in baskets to take out the excess of water

02. Processing

After oxidation, the cherries are depulped and placed in closed tanks without water. The depulped coffee ferments for 60 to 80 hours. It is then washed once—leaving a layer of mucilage to preserve sweetness and complexity.

03. Drying Phase

The coffee is dried for 15 to 20 days until it reaches the ideal moisture content.

About the producer

Jhon Didier Trujillo

For Jhon Didier Trujillo, farming has always been about more than growing coffee—it's about providing for his family and building a future. Over the years, he has raised his children through agriculture, carefully balancing coffee with crops like lulo to create a stable livelihood while staying connected to the land he loves. When we first met Jhon Didier in 2024, we immediately saw the potential of his farm. What stood out even more was his curiosity. Always eager to learn,...

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Jhon Didier Trujillo

About the farm

Villa Flor

About the farm

Jhon Didier’s farm is like a little slice of paradise. It’s right by the Penderisco River, so the water keeps the land rich and the breeze creates the perfect weather for growing all kinds of plants. He grows lulo, avocado, plantains, and coffee, and he’s also got a few cows he looks after and milks

Altitude

1950 m

Size

3,5 H & 3 employees

Varieties

Chiroso

Harvest Season

September - January