Honduras | Ovidio Gomez | Catuai | Washed
Washed lot with Apricot, Blackberry, and Green Apple in the cup.
Santa Barbara, HN · Washed
Producer
Producer overview
Ovidio Gomez produces coffee in the Santa Barbara region of Honduras. His farm operations are situated within the high-altitude landscapes characteristic of this coffee-growing area.
The varietal landscape on the farm is diverse. The catalog records show a focus on Catuai, alongside plantings of Pacas, Parainema, and Geisha. Other unspecified varieties are also present in the production data.
The process portfolio for Ovidio Gomez includes a range of traditional methods. The catalog lists lots prepared using washed, honey, and natural processing techniques.
The catalog footprint for this producer includes 10 total lots recorded in the index. These coffees have been featured by one roaster, Proud Mary Coffee.
Recent catalog examples include a washed Parainema and a washed Catuai, both roasted by Proud Mary Coffee. Another example is the Los Gomitos lot, which is a natural-processed Pacas.
The work of Ovidio Gomez is characterized by a broad range of varietals and a balanced application of washed and natural processing methods.
Distilled from catalog data, COE history, and reviewer coverage.
Producer profile
Varietals
Processes
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Washed lot with Apricot, Blackberry, and Green Apple in the cup.
Santa Barbara, HN · Washed
Honey lot with Milk Chocolate, Apricot, and Vanilla in the cup.
Santa Barbara, HN · Honey
Blueberry, Red Apple, and Dark Chocolate on a natural build.
HN · Natural
Expect Brown Sugar, Green Apple, and Vanilla from this washed.
Santa Barbara, HN · Washed
Floral, Lemongrass, and Honeysuckle on a honey build.
Santa Barbara, HN · Honey
Natural lot with Citrus, Dark Chocolate, and Wild Berries in the cup.
Santa Barbara, HN · Natural
Expect Green Apple, Lime, and Stone Fruit from this washed.
Santa Barbara, HN · Washed
Expect Pink Grapefruit, Red Currant, and Floral from this washed.
Washed
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