Honduras San Juanillo Fincona

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Like father like son, Jose has grown up on his fathers coffee farm and has since been wanting to become a coffee farmer himself. After inheriting the farm he’s been able to put his own stamp on how he envisions producing coffee. With a hands on approach creating shade and only using hand held tools like a machete and a hoe he makes sure his crop is well cared for. His natural processed coffee is funky wild, yet still clean and is bursting with sweetness from strawberry and nectarine, yet smooth like hazelnut milk chocolate and a surprising elderberry aftertaste.

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Description

  • Origin: Honduras
  • Region: Intibuca
  • Town: San Juanillo
  • Farm: Fincona
  • Farmer: Jose Mancia
  • Crop: 2024
  • Altitude: 1800m
  • Variety: Typica
  • Processing: Natural

A note from our supplier, Nordic Approach:

This coffee comes from José Mancia’s farm, Fincona, located in San Juanillo, Masaguara. José’s farm produces high-quality coffee due to its unique characteristics and José’s expertise and passion for coffee cultivation. José grew up watching his father farm coffee and decided to follow his steps in the field. He inherited his father’s farm and now he grows and processes his own coffee on 8 hectares of land. With the support of his wife and the success of his sales, José is motivated to continue expanding his coffee cultivation and supporting his family. In the future, he hopes to use his income to maintain his farms, invest in more drying equipment, and further support his family. When José was asked about how he improves the quality of his coffee he answered: “I only clean the farm with a machete and azadón, I make pots, shade regulation, and fertilise it with 12-24-12 KCL”.

Coffee from Honduras can be exceptional when sourced from the right regions and processed well. It often has more complexity, depth, and richness compared to other Central American coffees. The region of Intibucá has a lot of potential for delicious coffee, but it requires access to a market. Our partners in Intibucá are located in the region of Pozo Negro, within the municipality of Masaguara. They are a committed group of producers led by Rony Gámez. Together, they’re focused on creating a market for their coffees and establishing a reputation for the farmers. Regular meetings are held to facilitate knowledge sharing and organisation, aiming to improve their coffee quality. Through our collaboration, we ensure traceability and separate high-quality microlots, a rarity in Honduras where small-scale farmers often lack such services, leading them to sell their coffees as a generic regional product.


Our coffee comes in craft paper bags which contain a plastic liner on the inside to guarantee freshness of our coffee. Please dispose properly at your local plastic trash container. The Village Coffee is roasted fresh every week, and best consumed within four weeks after roast date. Store your coffee in a dry, dark and cool place, avoid the fridge.

 

Additional information

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Country of Origin

Honduras

Processing Method

Natural

Taste Notes

Hazelnut, Milk chocolate, Nectarine, Purple fruit, Red berries, Strawberry

Weight

Small (250 gr-8.8 oz), Medium (340 gr-12 oz), Large (1 kg-2.2 lb), Big bag (2,5 kg-5.5 lb)

Grind Size

Ground for Espresso, Ground for Filter, Ground for French Press, Ground for Moka, Whole Beans