Panama Woodlands Geisha Control Natural Lot.U135
Anaerobic Natural lot with Grape, Apricot, and Forest Honey in the cup.
Chiriquí, PA · Anaerobic Natural
Typical US$6.77 to $10.81/oz
Producer
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Producer overview
Familia Garcia produces coffee across origins in Colombia and Panama, specifically operating in the regions of Nariño and Chiriquí. Their farming sites are situated within an altitude band ranging from 1700 to 2000 meters above sea level. The varietal landscape represented in the catalog includes Castillo, Colombia, and Geisha cultivars. Their process portfolio covers both washed and anaerobic natural preparations, showing a mix of traditional and experimental treatments across their harvested lots. The catalog footprint for Familia Garcia includes four total coffees featured across two different roasters, with one lot currently in stock and an average Cherrybook Index score of 56.6 across their entries. Recent catalog examples include the Panama Woodlands Geisha Control Natural Lot.U135 processed as an anaerobic natural by Brave Roasters, alongside washed Castillo and Colombia blends offered by Ruby Coffee Roasters. The work of Familia Garcia in the catalog is distinguished by its span across multiple countries and a combination of standard washed regional blends with experimental Panamanian micro-lots.
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Producer profile
Varietals
Processes
Altitude
1700–2000m
Anaerobic Natural lot with Grape, Apricot, and Forest Honey in the cup.
Chiriquí, PA · Anaerobic Natural
Typical US$6.77 to $10.81/oz
Washed lot with Lemonade, Black Grape, and Dried Cranberry in the cup.
Nariño, CO · Washed
Washed lot with Lemonade, Black Grape, and Dried Cranberry in the cup.
Nariño, CO · Washed
Washed lot with Lemonade, Black Grape, and Dried Cranberry in the cup.
Nariño, CO · Washed
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