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Finca La Orquidea is a small three hectare coffee farm run by Mariel Guevara. It’s located at 1750 masl in mountainous terrain of Samaniego in the Nariño region in the southern part of Colombia, close to the Ecuadorian border. It’s about 20 hours of driving from Bogota, without traffic. Orquidea means orchid, the flower, and apparently Colombia is home to the largest amount of orchid species in the world. So if you have a date tonight, buy a bunch of orchids, tell this story and you’re golden. Because, orchids stand for togetherness, love and passion. Anyway, back to the story: Mariel, together with all of the orchids on her farm, puts a lot of love and passion into the coffee trees on her farm. That’s important because it means she cares for the land, farms in a sustainable way, promotes the wellbeing of the ecosystem around her farm, picks the ripest cherries and makes sure the processing is being done well. + Read More
Finca La Orquidea is a small three hectare coffee farm run by Mariel Guevara. It’s located at 1750 masl in mountainous terrain of Samaniego in the Nariño region in the southern part of Colombia, close to the Ecuadorian border. It’s about 20 hours of driving from Bogota, without traffic. Orquidea means orchid, the flower, and apparently Colombia is home to the largest amount of orchid species in the world. So if you have a date tonight, buy a bunch of orchids, tell this story and you’re golden. Because, orchids stand for togetherness, love and passion. Anyway, back to the story: Mariel, together with all of the orchids on her farm, puts a lot of love and passion into the coffee trees on her farm. That’s important because it means she cares for the land, farms in a sustainable way, promotes the wellbeing of the ecosystem around her farm, picks the ripest cherries and makes sure the processing is being done well. + Read More
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Colombia Mariel Guevara

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Ligero y con cuerpo de té
Con cuerpo y cremoso
Suave
Vivo y ácido
Menos dulce
Muy dulce
Amargor sutil
Amargor pronunciado
Clásico
Funky y novedoso
Nivel de tueste: De claro a medio

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Azúcar moreno
Manzana roja
Uva blanca

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FRIEDHATS COFFEE ROASTERS · NL

Colombia Mariel Guevara

Ya no está disponible

Perfil

Características de sabor

Ligero y con cuerpo de té
Con cuerpo y cremoso
Suave
Vivo y ácido
Menos dulce
Muy dulce
Amargor sutil
Amargor pronunciado
Clásico
Funky y novedoso
Nivel de tueste: De claro a medio

Notas de cata

Azúcar moreno
Manzana roja
Uva blanca
Proceso
Variedad
Altitud
~1750 m s. n. m.
Recomendado para
Filtro, Espresso

Lo que dice la marca

Finca La Orquidea is a small three hectare coffee farm run by Mariel Guevara. It’s located at 1750 masl in mountainous terrain of Samaniego in the Nariño region in the southern part of Colombia, close to the Ecuadorian border. It’s about 20 hours of driving from Bogota, without traffic. Orquidea means orchid, the flower, and apparently Colombia is home to the largest amount of orchid species in the world. So if you have a date tonight, buy a bunch of orchids, tell this story and you’re golden. Because, orchids stand for togetherness, love and passion. Anyway, back to the story: Mariel, together with all of the orchids on her farm, puts a lot of love and passion into the coffee trees on her farm. That’s important because it means she cares for the land, farms in a sustainable way, promotes the wellbeing of the ecosystem around her farm, picks the ripest cherries and makes sure the processing is being done well. + Read More
Finca La Orquidea is a small three hectare coffee farm run by Mariel Guevara. It’s located at 1750 masl in mountainous terrain of Samaniego in the Nariño region in the southern part of Colombia, close to the Ecuadorian border. It’s about 20 hours of driving from Bogota, without traffic. Orquidea means orchid, the flower, and apparently Colombia is home to the largest amount of orchid species in the world. So if you have a date tonight, buy a bunch of orchids, tell this story and you’re golden. Because, orchids stand for togetherness, love and passion. Anyway, back to the story: Mariel, together with all of the orchids on her farm, puts a lot of love and passion into the coffee trees on her farm. That’s important because it means she cares for the land, farms in a sustainable way, promotes the wellbeing of the ecosystem around her farm, picks the ripest cherries and makes sure the processing is being done well. + Read More
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