Gombe Washed by The Coffee Gardens Washed inga and other native forest

inga and other native forest species

reflecting the higher elevations at which the coffee is grown

cherry is sorted

José Arnufulo Montiel is one of 65 smallholder farmers who deliver their cherries to Cafenor mill for processing

depending on the time of the season and local weather

Gombe Washed by The Coffee Gardens Washed inga and other native forestThe Coffee Gardens was established in 2017 with the goal of ethically producing specialty coffee. In 2022, they expanded their capacity by dismantling their old washing station and rebuilding it on a new site. This micro lot is produced by 227 farmers, on the mountain above The Coffee Gardens washing station. The farmers deliver the coffee cherries down to the processing station themselves, where it is sorted, pulped and then soaked in cold mountain