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Natural Anaerobic Yellow Catuai

Hacienda Santa Gertrudis
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Origen
Ecuador
Productor
Hacienda Santa Gertrudis
Variedad
Yellow Catuai
Tipo de proceso
Fermentación anaeróbica
Rango de altitud
1600m - 1700m
Periodo de cosecha
abril de 2021 - octubre de 2021
La puntuación de la catación de Algrano (SCA)
86.75 puntos
Actualizado octubre de 2021
ID
EC-5-202104
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La historia del café

The farm
Hacienda Santa Gertrudis is nestled in the  influence area of Podocarpus national park and  just a few minutes away from Vilcabamba, world  famous for it’s pleasent climate and the longevity  of it’s inhabitants.

Our history
In the year of 1954, Luis Emilio Eguiguren Burneo planted the first coffee trees in  Hacienda Santa Gertrudis, comercializing the  product in the surrounding marketplaces.  Since then, he introduced innovations in the 
zone improving the quality of the bean and  the post harvest processings. Over six decades later our curiosity still  
nourishes the constant quest for  excellence  in the cup. Our passion bears within one  conviction: few places gather the best  climate, organic and soil conditions like Loja,  turning it doubtlessly in a privileged origin of  specialty coffee. Hacienda Santa Gertrudis dedicates it’s  effort, research and technology to select  the best beans from the best cultivars in the  province of Loja to assure quality in your cup.

The origin
Loja, located south to the Ecuadorian Andes,  covers vast territories that go from costal  plains to the oriental foothills of the mountain  range. The broad topography of the province   encompasses a wide variety of climatic floors  and ecosystems, in particular the ones located in  the inter-Andean valleys between 1200 to 2100  meters above sea level boast unique conditions  to produce world class coffees.

El proceso

After we harvested perfectly ripe cherries, we do anaerobic fermentation for 48 hours and then we take them to the drying room. The drying process takes 25-30 days.