Colombia Buena Vista Manor Coffee Flavor Description Colombia Coffee Bean Story

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Finca Buena Vista

In 1990, Libardo Rivera, a sharecropper in Cauca, bought a 5-hectare piece of land called "El Carriza Farm" (Colombia). Libardo renamed it Finca Buena Vista and bought 500 plants of the Caturra variety. It's a big investment for Cauca sharecroppers. Fortunately, he has the support of the Cauca Cooperative.

With the help of Coop, Libardo learned a lot about the best ways to grow coffee. After learning more about Castillo, he replaced the Caturra of Castillo (Tambo) and Cenicafe with plants, both of which are more resistant to rust. Libardo noticed that Castillo varieties also had more cherries.

"my family is very important to me. "this is one of the reasons why I continue to work in the coffee industry," Librardo explained. My dear wife Luz Hermila Almendra and my children; Sandra Milena Rivera, Wilfredo Rivera, John Edinson Rivera and Yury Paola Rivera.

"my son, Wilfredo Rivera, is currently the one who coordinates all farm activities. Librardo continued, "his work has paid off. As a family, we have experienced the fruits of his labor. By producing coffee in Finca Buena Vista, we can improve our family welfare. Coffee inspires us to move forward. "

Technical information

Regional Finca Buena Vista

Variety Castillo

Altitude 1850-1850masl

Producer Wilfredo Rivera

Flavor description

Lime

Caramel

Succulent

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