HondurasSwerl Coffee Roasters · Falkenberg
Caballero Anacafé 14 - Honduras
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What Swerl Coffee Roasters says about this coffee
Cherry and watermelon candy, with delicate violet florals and hints of raspberry
Origin: Honduras
Region: La Paz, Marcala Producer: Marysabel Caballero and Moises Herrera Elevation: 1600 masl Variety: Anacafe 14 Process: Washed
Roasted for: Filter
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A very special release from some storied producers in the heart of La Paz, Honduras. Marysabel and Moises are two producers who have done a lot to build the international reputation of coffees from Honduras. Marysabel herself comes from a heritage of coffee producers with her father Fabio Caballero being a true pioneer of specialty coffee in the region.
Marysabel took over her father's farms in the early 2000s and together with her husband Moises went on to achieve great success and continue the legacy. Repeated high placings and a 1st place win in the 2016 COE, but this alone doesn't portray how influential these two have been. More than just competition achievements they have produced incredible consistent lots on a large scale for years. Operating on over 300 hectares of land over multiple farms, with an emphasis on quality, terroir and sustainability.
Years of experimentation and research with dedication to details and a wi…
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“Grateful for all the work everyone does, from our direct trade partners in Brazil the Barreto family, the amazing work of the importer Semilla helping to build producer-run collectives at origin, to single producers like Jhon Jairo in Colombia dedicated to quality, community and consistency.” their page (opens in a new tab)
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