La Familia [2025]
Expect Cloudy Apple Juice, Maple Syrup, and White Nectarine from this washed.
Huila, CO · Washed
Producer
Producer overview
Diego Campos, Derlin Roa, Elias Roa, and Bellani Sanchez produce coffee in the Huila region of Colombia, operating at high altitudes ranging from 1750 to 1950 meters.
The varietal landscape represented in the catalog features Castillo and Colombia cultivars, with Castillo appearing in four lots and Colombia in three lots.
The process portfolio for these producers consists entirely of washed preparations across all recorded entries in the catalog.
The catalog footprint includes four total coffees indexed from these producers, carried by one roaster, with harvest years spanning from 2024 to 2025.
Recent catalog examples feature lots such as La Pequeña and La Familia, both roasted by Common Folk Coffee Co. using the washed process and varieties like Castillo and Colombia.
The work of these producers is distinctive in the catalog for its exclusive focus on washed processing applied to regional staple varieties like Castillo and Colombia from Huila.
Distilled from catalog data, COE history, and reviewer coverage.
Producer profile
Varietals
Processes
Altitude
1750–1950m
Harvests
Across harvest years
The same producer, year after year. Cherrybook captures the year on the bag when the roaster publishes it; use this to track how a farmer’s profile evolves season to season.
Expect Cloudy Apple Juice, Maple Syrup, and White Nectarine from this washed.
Huila, CO · Washed
Washed lot with Jaffa Cake, Caramel, and Milk Chocolate in the cup.
Huila, CO · Washed
Washed lot with Candied Ginger, Stewed Pear, and Nutmeg in the cup.
Huila, CO · Washed
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Washed lot with Jaffa Cake, Caramel, and Milk Chocolate in the cup.
Huila, CO · Washed
Expect Cloudy Apple Juice, Maple Syrup, and White Nectarine from this washed.
Huila, CO · Washed
Washed lot with Candied Ginger, Stewed Pear, and Nutmeg in the cup.
Huila, CO · Washed
Related producers
Same country, shared varietals; other farmers whose lots Cherrybook has catalogued.