ColombiaColombia Jesús Cerón
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54,70 €/kg
54,70 € for 1 kg, their cheapest per kilo · about 0,98 € for an 18 g espresso dose
Price observed 5 Nov 2026. This is the bag, not the basket: delivery is not included.
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What Schot Coffee Roasters says about this coffee
Tasting notes Lemon, plum & nougat
Region Genova, Nariño
Farm Jesús Cerón
Altitude 1.950 – 2.000 meter
Variety Castillo
Process Washed
About this coffee
This is our oldest direct relationship, with first purchase back in 2016. One of the first projects with our sourcing/import partner This Side Up. Back then it was from JP Argote. Production, harvest, wet- and dry-milling are all done by the Argote family. Produced without pesticides, the Argote family inspects all coffee trees visually for signs of leaf rust. Transition to regenerative agroforestry on its way. Actively creating a village of specialty coffee producers.
As the sales of their coffee grew, more of the surrounding farmers joined the project. Since 2019 we decided to buy the coffee from one single farmer of the Argote group: Jesus Ceron.
Jesus has been a coffee farmer all of his life. He came from a family of farmers and lives with his mother, wife and brother. They all work together to maintain the coffee fields and process the coffee at their own small mill. He has been selling coffee to the FNC for most of his life but after meeting Juan Pablo Argote, found out that his coffee is of exceptional quality. This…
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