Nilson Lopez

Nilson Lopez cultivates coffee in the Nariño department of Colombia. The catalog data records an altitude profile typical of this southern growing region, though specific farm elevations are not detailed in the current index records. The varietal landscape represented in the catalog centers on the geisha cultivar. This low-density representation highlights a focused approach to single-variety cultivation within the producer's harvested lots. The process portfolio recorded for Nilson Lopez consists of washed preparations. This traditional method emphasizes clarity and highlights the inherent profile of the harvested geisha cherries without the intervention of extended fermentation or alternative drying techniques. The catalog footprint for Nilson Lopez includes two total coffees evaluated within the index, with two different roasters featuring these lots. The roasters currently or previously carrying these coffees are Intelligentsia Coffee and Prodigal Coffee. The average Cherrybook Index across these lots is 56.6, and all recorded coffees are currently out of stock. Recent catalog entries feature the Colombia San Antonio lot roasted by Intelligentsia Coffee, alongside a washed geisha lot named Nilson Lopez and roasted by Prodigal Coffee. Harvest years and specific competition placements are absent from the current data. The available catalog evidence points to a focused production model centered on washed geisha coffee from Nariño, distributed through specialty roasters like Intelligentsia and Prodigal.