Th3rdwave Directories
Cafés
Roasters
Coffees
Guides
Awards
Th3rdwave Coffee Club
Subscriptions
Current edition
Past editions
Shop
Advent Calendar
Coffee games
Th3rdwave Wallet
Loyalty cards
Gift cards
Th3rdwave for cafés
Th3rdwave for roasters
Get free coffee
La Quinta
The Department of Antioquia located in the central Northwestern part of Colombia with a narrow section that borders the Caribbean Sea. Most of its territory is mountainous with some valleys, much of which is part of the Andes mountain range.
This coffee is sourced from Luz Marina and her farm Finca La Quinta in Antioquia. The farm offers the perfect conditions for growing specialty coffee. The owner has capitalized on the combination of coffee varietals, fertile soil, elevation, and ideal microclimate to produce outstanding coffee. While this sounds like the perfect equation, her success is a testament to her resilience. After her husband passed away over 20 years ago, she raised their three daughters while also running the farm. As her daughters grew up, they became involved in the daily chores and now they are an integral part of operations at La Quinta. This family and farm are proof that hard work and attention to detail pay off.
This coffee is sourced from Luz Marina and her farm Finca La Quinta in Antioquia. The farm offers the perfect conditions for growing specialty coffee. The owner has capitalized on the combination of coffee varietals, fertile soil, elevation, and ideal microclimate to produce outstanding coffee. While this sounds like the perfect equation, her success is a testament to her resilience. After her husband passed away over 20 years ago, she raised their three daughters while also running the farm. As her daughters grew up, they became involved in the daily chores and now they are an integral part of operations at La Quinta. This family and farm are proof that hard work and attention to detail pay off.
The Department of Antioquia located in the central Northwestern part of Colombia with a narrow section that borders the Caribbean Sea. Most of its territory is mountainous with some valleys, much of which is part of the Andes mountain range.
This coffee is sourced from Luz Marina and her farm Finca La Quinta in Antioquia. The farm offers the perfect conditions for growing specialty coffee. The owner has capitalized on the combination of coffee varietals, fertile soil, elevation, and ideal microclimate to produce outstanding coffee. While this sounds like the perfect equation, her success is a testament to her resilience. After her husband passed away over 20 years ago, she raised their three daughters while also running the farm. As her daughters grew up, they became involved in the daily chores and now they are an integral part of operations at La Quinta. This family and farm are proof that hard work and attention to detail pay off.
This coffee is sourced from Luz Marina and her farm Finca La Quinta in Antioquia. The farm offers the perfect conditions for growing specialty coffee. The owner has capitalized on the combination of coffee varietals, fertile soil, elevation, and ideal microclimate to produce outstanding coffee. While this sounds like the perfect equation, her success is a testament to her resilience. After her husband passed away over 20 years ago, she raised their three daughters while also running the farm. As her daughters grew up, they became involved in the daily chores and now they are an integral part of operations at La Quinta. This family and farm are proof that hard work and attention to detail pay off.
Coffee origin
Country
Colombia
Region
Antioquia
Variety
castillo, caturra
Altitude
2100 m
Farm
Finca La Quinta
Producer
Luz Marina
Process
washed
Tastes like
🍫
milk chocolate
🍑
stone fruit
🍍
grilled pineapple
Community reviews
🙂
3.0 Good
1 Review
Robin | 🙂 3.0 Good
Espresso
Tastes a bit bitter and roasted, but okay
May 17, 2023
Recipes
Check out more in the App