ColombiaOut of stockProlog Coffee · Denmark
La Cruz Blend Honey
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History
This is the first year we are working with Libardo López, a family-run farm in Buesaco, Nariño. Second-generation producer Libardo López returned to his family’s coffee roots after years working outside agriculture and, alongside his wife and children, has built a specialty coffee project driven by quality, experimentation and continuous improvement. Growing coffee at an impressive 1,900–2,100 masl, Libardo cultivates Caturra, Colombia and Castillo, alongside more experimental varieties such as Geisha, Pink Bourbon and Bourbon Sidra. His dedication has already earned national recognition, including a Presidential Award at Taza de Excelencia Colombia.
La Cruz is a great example of how quality and sustainability can go hand in hand. This honey lot uses a water-conscious processing method, followed by slow solar drying in a covered structure, reducing water and energy use while allowing the coffee to develop its distinctive sweetness and complexity. The farm’s diverse range of varieties also supports long-term resilience and genetic diversity. At its heart, La Cruz is a family project built on knowledge, innovation and a passion for specialty coffee, creating opportunities f…
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