PANAMA Candela Geisha Washed WX
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PANAMA Candela Geisha Washed WX
In 1968, American-born John Richard Fillis moved to Panama with the Peace Corps to teach at San Benito School in Chiriqui. After many years, Fillis purchased property from the school. The property consists of four farms on 72 hectares, 30 of which are preserved. Today, his son, Gregorio Fillis, runs the daily operations of the farm with his children.
Gregorio is an American citizen that served in the Afghan War. He works alongside many talented farm hands, including 86-year-old Hilberto “Beto” that has worked on the farm since 1982. Candela grows Caturra, Catuai, Geisha, Bourbon, Arara, Ana Café 14, Typica, Pacamara, and SL-28 varieties.
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“CONTRIBUTION We are constantly contributing to Specialty Coffee Association’s (SCA) events and conveying our story through competitions, partaking in judging panels and arranging national and international coffee events.” their page (opens in a new tab)
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