The Story Behind the Coffee
Neyid Ysano starts his lot by carefully handpicking the ripest of cherries, and removing all floaters, before bagging and fermenting them for an initial 20 hours. After this, the cherries are de-pulped and placed in tiled tanks filled with water for up to 36 hours for a final fermentation. Upon washing, the coffee is left to dry in parabolic dryers for 15-20 days, depending on the weather.
When Neyid first started farming coffee he grew the F6 variety and sold it to the local cooperative Occicafé. Soon he learned of the exotic Pink Bourbon variety that is endemic to Huila and which would yield higher prices, and that is how he started his specialty journey in 2021.
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