Honduras Copan Ruinas- San Isidro Katia Duke (Natural Processed)Tasting Notes: Blackberry, dried fig, & sweet milk chocolate Since 1975, the Duke Familys love and care for their coffee plantation has allowed them to cultivate eco friendly, specialty coffee. Their farm, San Isidro, is the home of more than 180 species of orchids, birds (including hummingbirds), and butterflies in Copn Ruinas, Honduras. For the past 5 years, the farm has transitioned from the production of conventional coffee to specialty coffee and

One major benefit in this process is it requires less water than the Washed Process

This brewer is a good option for those who like to be more hands-on with their coffee brewing process and don’t consistently brew a full carafe every day

Daterra’s philosophy goes beyond quality

and competitiveness

chocolate covered cherry

invested in a quality-control program

The surrounding communities of Karambi and Buhimba contribute coffees to the washing station

Daterra has divided its land mass into 88 mini-farms demarcated by coffee variety

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Our mission is to supply and empower more “third places” with fresh and meticulously roasted beans that were relationally

and the businesses we support - we can address issues like climate change

Coffee trees were originally brought to Indonesia in the early 19th century by the Dutch