83Expect Pineapple, Blackberry, and Orange from this natural.
Santa Clara, PA · Natural
Producer
Producer overview
The Hartmann family operates in the Chiriqui region of Panama, specifically within Finca Ojo de Agua and Santa Clara. Their coffee production occurs across an altitude band ranging from 1200 to 2000 meters.
The family manages a diverse varietal landscape. Their catalog presence is dominated by Geisha, with additional plantings of Maragogipe, Caturra, Mokka, and heirloom varieties.
Their process portfolio is varied, though it leans heavily toward natural processing. Of the 25 lots recorded in the index, 16 are natural, 6 are washed, 2 are honey, and 1 is an anaerobic natural.
The Hartmann family's catalog footprint includes 25 total lots across 4 different roasters. These lots span multiple harvest years.
Recent catalog examples include the Rocky Mountain Gesha by Kiss the Hippo Coffee, which is a natural Geisha; the Candy Cloud Espresso by Phil & Sebastian Coffee Roasters, a natural Caturra; and the Dr. Enders Geisha by Proud Mary Coffee, which utilizes an anaerobic natural process.
The Hartmann family is distinguished in the catalog by their wide range of processing techniques applied to a diverse selection of coffee varieties.
Distilled from catalog data, COE history, and reviewer coverage.
Producer profile
Varietals
Processes
Altitude
1500–1500m
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83Expect Pineapple, Blackberry, and Orange from this natural.
Santa Clara, PA · Natural
83Washed lot with Brown Sugar, Blackberry, and Citrus in the cup.
Santa Clara, PA · Washed
81Jasmine, Dancing Acidity, and Vanilla on a washed build.
PA · Washed
81Tangerine, Jasmine, and Lemon on a honey build.
PA · Honey
81Jasmine, Mango, and Chocolate on a natural build.
PA · Natural
80Brown Sugar, Orange, and Apricot on a honey build.
Santa Clara, PA · Honey
79Anaerobic Natural lot with Jasmine, Mango, and Pineapple in the cup.
Finca Ojo de Agua, PA · Anaerobic Natural
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