About the farm
Altitude
1950 m
Size
3,5 H & 3 employees
Varieties
Chiroso
Harvest Season
September - January
This is Juan’s first project! Something he hopes to grow into a living from his farm. He recently left his full-time job at our lab to move back to Urrao and focus on farming full-time.
For this first lot, he is buying cherries from neighboring producers and processing them just like he does with the coffee from his own farm. It’s a washed coffee, depulped and fermented for 60 hours.
In the cup, you'll find sugarcane honey, mandarin, pineapple, and floral notes, with a little dulce de leche in the aroma. It has a silky body, mild citrus acidity that softens as it cools, and a long, sweet finish.
The Process
About the producer
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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