About the farm
Altitude
1860 - 2000 m
Size
24 H & 10 employees (50 during harvest)
Varieties
Caturra, Pink Bourbon, Gesha, Wush Wush, Sidra, Typica Mejorado, Papayo, SL-28
Harvest Season
October - December
This coffee is just amazing! It has consistent notes of lime, lemongrass, and a floral sweetness, while still maintaining a smooth, lactic body. It all starts at Sebastian Ramirez’s farms, where the Caturra beans are handpicked and selected. The cherries are then sealed in a CO2-filled container and undergo carbonic maceration for 100 hours while the pH and temperature are controlled. Next, they are depulped and sealed once again, this time with a hop culture that Sebastian calls Mosto, for another 100 hours. After all of this, the coffee is dried in Elbas (open patios) for up to 30 days and stabilized for another 15 days. We are thrilled about this coffee, and if you ever try it, you’ll understand why.
The Process
About the producer
Sebastian has joined our mission of making coffee farming exciting as a mentor for the Young Producer Program. Starting as a traditional grower, he ventured into fermentation and made connections. Nowadays, he is a master in Carbonic Maceration, Coffee Profiles, and Varietals. We are thrilled to represent him, and we can confidently state that his coffees are anything but ordinary.Sebastian is a coffee producer in charge of designing and innovation in new coffee profiles. He sources cherries mostly in Quindio...
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