La Esperanza Washed
Regular price$20.00 Sale priceLa Esperanza Washed
Regular price$20.00 Sale price
APRICOT / ALMOND / CARAMEL
Sweetness ●●●○○ Acidity ●●●●○ Body ●●●○○
| La Esperanza Washed | |
| Varietal | Mixed Varietals |
| Process | Washed |
| Farm | Rigoberto and Luis Eduardo Herrera |
| Producer | Granja la Esperanza |
| Geography |
Valle del Cauca, Colombia |
| Rosso Direct |
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Owned by siblings, Rigoberto and Luis Eduardo Herrera, who come from a long standing coffee producing family. They are now third generation coffee producers. Their grandparents started in coffee in 1945, right here at Potosi farm. After Juan Antonio Herrera and his wife Blanca Ligia Correa purchased the land, with existing Typica plants, they added three more cultivars, Red Bourbon, Yellow Bourbon and Caturra, and there, Cafe Granja La Esperanza began. Shortly after taking over, they purchased the land for Finca La Esperanza and expanded their organic coffee production.
This lot is a blend of three different coffee varieties that are cultivated at La Esperanza, Caturra, Colombia and Mandela. These are harvested together and co-fermented after being pulped, in open-air tanks for about 35 hours.
Once your order is received, it will be processed and shipped in 1-3 days.
If you live in Calgary, Rosso will personally deliver your order to your door (excluding apartments and condo deliveries, which are shipped via UPS). All other orders are shipped with UPS.
Free delivery in Calgary for orders over $20.
Free delivery within Alberta for orders over $35.
Free delivery within Canada for orders over $50.
We source directly from producers when we can to make sure the most profit gets to the farmer. Our sourcing values are shown through our icons on each of our coffee labels and on the back of our coffee bags.
Our 340g and 2lb coffee bags are made entirely of from plant materials and breakdown in a relatively short period of time.
Can I put my used bag in the city compost?
Putting these bags in the city of Calgary's compost is not recommended, due to the current processing facility. However, you can compost the outer lining in a healthy home compost (see further down the page for for info).
Alternative
These bags will break down 90% faster in the landfill than the majority of coffee bags on the market.
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