History

This is now our fifth year of working in partnership with the small collection of farmers that contribute to the Roble Negro Wet Mill in Costa Rica and we couldn’t be happier with the results of our collaboration so far! 

Back in 2020, we started the relationship with Jorge Vasquez who is the wet mill manager and largest coffee cherry contributor to Roble Negro. And its his red catuai washed coffee that we have the pleasure to showcase here.

We’re now had the great opportunity to visit the Roble Negro wet mill on three separate occasions and even have some members of the team visit us here in Copenhagen this past summer for World of Coffee. From this, we can clearly see that Jorge’s Roble Negro wet mill is one which has high quality standards and thoughtful sustainability practices.

The farm is filled with natural springs and freshwater sources, which the forested areas help protect and keep clean, and is situated at the transition between the Pacific side of the country and the Central Valley, spanning from 1750 to 2000 meters above sea level. The coffee itself is well-structured, very clean, elegant, and complex. On the cupping table, we experience notices of green apple, orange blossom, and sugar cane.

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