Marcala Project 48 Hr Anaerobic Red Honey - 15KG
TASTING NOTES
MANGO, RIPE FRUIT, JUICY
PACKING
15KG BOX, VACUUM SEALED
(33.1LBS)
GRADE
SHG-EP
PROCESSING METHOD
48 HR ANAEROBIC RED HONEY
REGION
SAN JOSE, MARCALA, HONDURAS
ELEVATION
1450M
VARIETAL
YELLOW BOURBON
HARVEST
DECEMBER-MARCH
CERTIFICATIONS
ORGANIC, BIRD FRIENDLY
PRODUCED BY
DLF MARCALA
In the spirit of learning and innovation, we bought a small 9 acre farm in the fall of 2019 on the outskirts of Marcala, La Paz, Honduras.
Our intention behind this expansion is three-fold:
1) To expand our expertise in Honduran coffees. Our family’s coffee farms are primarily located in the Comayagua region (about 3 hours away). With Marcala, La Paz being the hub of speciality coffee in Honduras, a farm in the area opens both our operations and insight in a strategic location in the coffee community of our home country.
2) To experiment with new processes and production methods. The property gives us room for research and experimentation without tampering with our own family’s production. We bought this property as an experimental specialty farm to be separate from our own family farms and experiment with different production and processing methods.
3) To innovate, implement, and teach best practices in the industry. We want to use this farm as both an experimental and an example farm — a place where we can innovate, implement and then train other producers not only in what we’re learning in terms of production but also in terms of operations. For example, many producers pay low wages to pickers and have difficulty finding workers when harvest time comes. By paying higher wages to our pickers and employing workers year round, we can lead by example and hopefully see an impactful and significant shift in our industry.
TASTING NOTES
MANGO, RIPE FRUIT, JUICY
PACKING
15KG BOX, VACUUM SEALED
(33.1LBS)
GRADE
SHG-EP
PROCESSING METHOD
48 HR ANAEROBIC RED HONEY
REGION
SAN JOSE, MARCALA, HONDURAS
ELEVATION
1450M
VARIETAL
YELLOW BOURBON
HARVEST
DECEMBER-MARCH
CERTIFICATIONS
ORGANIC, BIRD FRIENDLY
PRODUCED BY
DLF MARCALA
In the spirit of learning and innovation, we bought a small 9 acre farm in the fall of 2019 on the outskirts of Marcala, La Paz, Honduras.
Our intention behind this expansion is three-fold:
1) To expand our expertise in Honduran coffees. Our family’s coffee farms are primarily located in the Comayagua region (about 3 hours away). With Marcala, La Paz being the hub of speciality coffee in Honduras, a farm in the area opens both our operations and insight in a strategic location in the coffee community of our home country.
2) To experiment with new processes and production methods. The property gives us room for research and experimentation without tampering with our own family’s production. We bought this property as an experimental specialty farm to be separate from our own family farms and experiment with different production and processing methods.
3) To innovate, implement, and teach best practices in the industry. We want to use this farm as both an experimental and an example farm — a place where we can innovate, implement and then train other producers not only in what we’re learning in terms of production but also in terms of operations. For example, many producers pay low wages to pickers and have difficulty finding workers when harvest time comes. By paying higher wages to our pickers and employing workers year round, we can lead by example and hopefully see an impactful and significant shift in our industry.
TASTING NOTES
MANGO, RIPE FRUIT, JUICY
PACKING
15KG BOX, VACUUM SEALED
(33.1LBS)
GRADE
SHG-EP
PROCESSING METHOD
48 HR ANAEROBIC RED HONEY
REGION
SAN JOSE, MARCALA, HONDURAS
ELEVATION
1450M
VARIETAL
YELLOW BOURBON
HARVEST
DECEMBER-MARCH
CERTIFICATIONS
ORGANIC, BIRD FRIENDLY
PRODUCED BY
DLF MARCALA
In the spirit of learning and innovation, we bought a small 9 acre farm in the fall of 2019 on the outskirts of Marcala, La Paz, Honduras.
Our intention behind this expansion is three-fold:
1) To expand our expertise in Honduran coffees. Our family’s coffee farms are primarily located in the Comayagua region (about 3 hours away). With Marcala, La Paz being the hub of speciality coffee in Honduras, a farm in the area opens both our operations and insight in a strategic location in the coffee community of our home country.
2) To experiment with new processes and production methods. The property gives us room for research and experimentation without tampering with our own family’s production. We bought this property as an experimental specialty farm to be separate from our own family farms and experiment with different production and processing methods.
3) To innovate, implement, and teach best practices in the industry. We want to use this farm as both an experimental and an example farm — a place where we can innovate, implement and then train other producers not only in what we’re learning in terms of production but also in terms of operations. For example, many producers pay low wages to pickers and have difficulty finding workers when harvest time comes. By paying higher wages to our pickers and employing workers year round, we can lead by example and hopefully see an impactful and significant shift in our industry.