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La Esperanza-Market Lane Coffee

La Esperanza

$ $26.00
Red grape and melon with a honey sweetness
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Details

Origin: Ibagué, Tolima, Colombia
Varieties: Caturra & Colombia
Processing Method: Washed
Producer: William Buitrago and Aminta Mahocha Franco
Relationship Length: Since 2019

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This coffee has notes of red grape and melon with a honey sweetness.

William Buitrago and his wife Aminta Mahocha Franco have farmed the steep valley of Rio La China in the Tolima region for over 30 years. Their farm, La Esperanza (meaning “the hope”) sits at 1,960 meters above sea level. It’s located in the traditional territory of the Pijao people, an indigenous group whose cultural heritage still shapes towns in the area.

William is also a dedicated beekeeper, keeping over 30 hives at La Esperanza. He sees the two as inseparable; the coffee blossoms give the honey its distinctive floral notes, while the bees pollinate the coffee flowers. On a farm visit, he showed us multiple hives of Melipona bees he had relocated while pruning his coffee trees, keeping these wild native bees as pets.

When we told William how much we enjoyed his coffee, he said, “It’s one thing to get premiums for quality, but another to get recognition from a part of the world so far away.”

William Buitrago and Aminta Mahocha Franco have farmed in the Tolima region for over 30 years.

La Esperanza sits on the steep valley walls of the Rio La China, a small river which they use as a water source.

La Esperanza means “the hope”.

William Buitrago and Aminta Mahocha Franco have farmed in the Tolima region for over 30 years.

La Esperanza sits on the steep valley walls of the Rio La China, a small river which they use as a water source.

La Esperanza means “the hope”.

William Buitrago and Aminta Mahocha Franco have farmed in the Tolima region for over 30 years.

La Esperanza sits on the steep valley walls of the Rio La China, a small river which they use as a water source.

La Esperanza means “the hope”.

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