catuai anaerobic

4.5 / 5
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Origin Costa Rica (Tarrazu)
Roast Medium Light (61)
Altitude 1900m
Harvest 2022
This fruit bomb with lush notes of cherry, black currant, passion fruit, and cocoa undergoes the anaerobic process. It comes from Hacienda San Isidro Labrador Project, a farm is located 1900 meters above sea level on the hills of Dota, in the Tarrazu region. It is a small, family-owned farm overseen by Johel Monge Naranjo and his son Matias. The pair focus on specialty and traceable coffee. Their product have consistently placed atop the annual Cup of Excellence competition that identifies the very best coffee being grown in Costa Rica.

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Meet our catuai anaerobic coffee farmer, Johel Monge Naranjo

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How long have you been growing coffee and what got you started?
My father was a coffee grower and he taught all of his children to work from a very young age, thanks to him I got started in the cultivation of coffee. Today I am 76 years old and for as long as I can remember we have grown coffee.
What is your favorite part of growing coffee?
The favorite part is watching the little plants growing. And now that we process our berries, it is to enjoy the whole process from sowing to enjoying a delicious cup of coffee from our farm.
Conversely, what is the hardest part of your job?
The hardest part is controlling the pests and diseases that affect coffee plants.
What is unique about how you grow and harvest coffee?
What is special about our way of growing coffee is the love we have for it. Not only because we have lived with it all our lives, but also because our coffee plantation has given us sustenance for our families and we are always learning to take care of the details in its production.
What are your plans to continue improving quality?
We are always trying to keep up to date with advances in new agronomic management practices, as well as special attention to our coffee varieties and new milling processes, looking forward to adapt to environmental and commercial changes, seeking to improve every day in order to maintain quality and good production in our plantation.

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