Marina Brito Oliveira from Fazenda Ponte Alta – coffee as a new beginning
“Come and meet us! We will happily make high-quality coffee for you and to show the market our potential!” – M. B. Oliveira from Fazenda Ponte Alta.
Colombia
Blog posts related to The Coffee Quest’s origin – Colombia.
Huila Mágico Competition – A kaleidoscope of coffee stories
The Huila Mágico Competition is the contest we ran in Pitalito, in Southern Huila, Colombia, organized by The Coffee Quest & The Bean Project.
Diego “Thermal Shock” Bermudez from El Paraïso in Cauca
Diego Samuel is a pioneer in the field of post-harvest production. Together with his family he innovates on washing techniques and experiments with collecting micro-organisms. Fruit bombs as result!
Dos Fincas, two farms combined from the soul of Nariño
Two different coffees from separate farms, but one unique soul. Dos Fincas, two farms combined from the soul of Nariño, Colombia.
Audon Solano from Finca el Triunfo in Huila
Finca el Triunfo is run by Audon Solano, a great example of good collaboration, local partnerships and projects around Santa Maria.
Los Osos “The Bears” – Biodiversity in Santa Maria in Huila
Los Osos lot is a celebration of the work done in Santa Maria, Colombia. Focusing on protecting the biodiversity in the National Park of Huila.
Juan Herrera founder of Nuna Café in Antioquia
A passionate engineer & true scientist, Juan Herrera is the founder of Nuna, a Colombian company based in Guatapé, Antioquia.
Robinson Rozo from Finca El Vergel in Huila
Young & motivated, Robinson Rozo’s dedication and 100% Geisha specialism has led him to win the Huila Mágico Competition. Check out his story.
Torres family from El Mirador in Huila
Jairo and Andres Torres are father and son. Jairo Torres bought the El Mirador farm in 2004 and his son Andres started the Terra Nova plot here. The whole Torres family is involved in the management of the “finca”…
Campo Elias from El Jigual in Huila
In the picturesque site of Pitalito, there is another story we think is worth sharing. Here, in the region of major coffee producers and “cradle of specialty coffee of Colombia”, lives Campo Elias Sanchez Mora, the owner of El Jigual farm.