Yolanda Ramos - Honduras - Gesha

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Farm - La Palmera

Varietal - Gesha

Process - Washed

Flavours - Honeyed Molasses, Caramel

I have always enjoyed coffee from Honduras. This coffee is currently my go to first cup of the day!

It is a delicious coffee, without being overly complicated. As espresso a delicious creamy mouthfeel and sweetness. As a filter this is a really balanced cup. In general this is an easy to brew and easy to drink coffee.

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Farm - La Palmera

Varietal - Gesha

Process - Washed

Flavours - Honeyed Molasses, Caramel

I have always enjoyed coffee from Honduras. This coffee is currently my go to first cup of the day!

It is a delicious coffee, without being overly complicated. As espresso a delicious creamy mouthfeel and sweetness. As a filter this is a really balanced cup. In general this is an easy to brew and easy to drink coffee.

Farm - La Palmera

Varietal - Gesha

Process - Washed

Flavours - Honeyed Molasses, Caramel

I have always enjoyed coffee from Honduras. This coffee is currently my go to first cup of the day!

It is a delicious coffee, without being overly complicated. As espresso a delicious creamy mouthfeel and sweetness. As a filter this is a really balanced cup. In general this is an easy to brew and easy to drink coffee.

In the scenic highlands of Los Naranjos, Erandique, Lempira, Honduras stands La Palmera La Prosperidad, a thriving coffee farm owned by Yolanda Ramos. The farm is a shining example of resilience and commitment within the Honduran coffee community.

Yolanda's journey began in 2010 when, inspired by her father, she decided to embark on coffee farming. Using her savings from years in the private sector and with her father's support, she initially aimed to plant 8,000 coffee plants. However, encouraged by his optimism, they expanded their ambition to 20,000 plants. The farm faced a daunting challenge in 2014 when a coffee leaf rust outbreak threatened its very existence. Refusing to give up, Yolanda implemented effective control measures and, with the blessing of timely rains, brought the farm back to life. This remarkable recovery led her to name it "La Palmera La Prosperidad," symbolizing faith, blessings, and prosperity.

Aware of the profound impact of climate change on agriculture, Yolanda is committed to continuous learning and adaptation. Through education and training, she refines her farming practices to mitigate negative effects, focusing on soil health and sustainable land management to ensure the farm's long-term productivity.

Depending on your brew method and dose, 150g will make approx 6 to 8 cups of coffee & 220g will make 10 to 12 cups of coffee.

You can select whole bean or a grind size as well as roast profile, lighter or darker, depending on your preference, when you select purchase.