PeruProlog Coffee · Denmark
Nuwa Senchi
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What Prolog Coffee says about this coffee
History
From Nuwa Senchi in Amazonas, Peru, this coffee is the first harvest from Sonia Diaz’s Geisha, Marshell, and Bourbon plants. It is also our first purchase from Sonia, following our visit to her farm and continued collaboration in Jaén. Grown at 1,800–1,950 meters above sea level, this coffee reflects Sonia’s focus on quality, traceability, and careful processing. Through Nuwa Senchi, she is also creating new opportunities for Amazonian women and the next generation of coffee producers.
Specifications
country
peru
region
lonya grande, amazonas
farmer
sonia diaz
variety
geisha, marshell, bourbon
process
washed
altitude
1800-1950 masl
tasting notes
stone fruit, milk chocolate, nutty
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