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GUATEMALA ORGANIC RFA SMBC CHIMALTENANGO FINCA SANTA RITA SHB EP - *46932* - 23928 - SPOT RCWHSE
GUATEMALA ORGANIC RFA SMBC CHIMALTENANGO FINCA SANTA RITA SHB EP - *46932* - 23928 - SPOT RCWHSE
GUATEMALA ORGANIC RFA SMBC CHIMALTENANGO FINCA SANTA RITA SHB EP - *46932* - 23928 - SPOT RCWHSE
GUATEMALA ORGANIC RFA SMBC CHIMALTENANGO FINCA SANTA RITA SHB EP - *46932* - 23928 - SPOT RCWHSE
GUATEMALA ORGANIC RFA SMBC CHIMALTENANGO FINCA SANTA RITA SHB EP - *46932* - 23928 - SPOT RCWHSE
GUATEMALA ORGANIC RFA SMBC CHIMALTENANGO FINCA SANTA RITA SHB EP - *46932* - 23928 - SPOT RCWHSE

GUATEMALA ORGANIC RFA SMBC CHIMALTENANGO FINCA SANTA RITA SHB EP - *46932* - 23928 - SPOT RCWHSE

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Cup Notes
GUATEMALA ORGANIC RFA SMBC FINCA SANTA RITA is sourced from the Echeverria family.
Bag details
Bag Weight: 152 lbs
Position
Spot
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Grower Dariush Echeverria Zachrisson
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Variety Bourbon, Typica, and Gesha
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Region Patzún, Chimaltenango, Guatemala
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Harvest October - February
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Altitude 1,400 - 1,800 meters
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Soil Volcanic loam
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Process Fully washed and dried in the sun
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Certification Organic|Rainforest Alliance|Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center

GUATEMALA ORGANIC RFA SMBC FINCA SANTA RITA is sourced from the Echeverria family. The Echeverria family has been cultivating coffee since 1878, in the municipality of Patzún, department of Chimaltenango, Guatemala. The farm has been OCIA certified organic since 1996 and is also certified Bird-Friendly by the Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center. Only 96 hectares of the farm are used for coffee production while the remainder of the 286 hectares is preserved forest. The coffee plants, some over 100 years old, grow in volcanic soil under an old growth canopy of native shade trees. As one of the oldest operating coffee farms in Guatemala, the knowledge and tradition brought to cherry selection, fermentation, and drying is unmatched.