About the farm
Altitude
1850 m
Size
12 H & 12 employees
Varieties
Colombia, Castillo, Caturra
Harvest Season
November - January
This marks Oscar’s first step into the world of experimental coffee, a humble yet ambitious beginning shaped by his dream of joining the ranks of the specialty coffee industry. With a heart rooted in tradition and eyes set on innovation, Oscar envisions transforming his farm into a more sustainable, thriving haven for extraordinary coffee.
He has already begun to reshape his land, planting rare and complex varietals like Geisha and Wush Wush—seeds of the future quietly taking root. While these trees grow, he dedicates himself to mastering the art of fermentation and processing, driven by curiosity and care.
For this particular lot, Oscar fermented the coffee cherries in sealed tanks for 110 hours, allowing rich, fruity notes to slowly develop within their skins. He then carefully depulped and washed the beans, preserving their natural sweetness and enhancing the clarity of their flavor. The result is a cup that speaks of patience, passion, and the promise of what’s to come.
The Process
About the producer
Oscar has always known coffee. He was born on his family's farm in Sonsón, where he grew up alongside nine siblings surrounded by coffee trees and the rhythms of farm life. But life had other plans. When he got married, his wife, an engineer, found an opportunity to build her career in Medellín. Oscar made the difficult decision to leave the farm and support her, spending the next eight years working in the textile industry. Even then, he never stopped...
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