Honduras Sagastume Family Natural
The coffee industry in Honduras has grown significantly, making the country a major player in the global market. Coffee cultivation began in the 19th century with smallholder farmers. Despite environmental challenges, Honduras has improved infrastructure, enhanced quality, and promoted sustainability, thriving from coffee exports. Known for its versatile and diverse regions, Honduran coffee is recognized internationally for its quality. Honduras is one of our main partnerships, where we invest in long-standing relationships across three regions. We are honored to work with numerous small farms in this noble country.
The Parainema variety is incredibly unique, and this natural-processed lot comes from Adan and Kilverth Sagastume, a father-and-son duo farming in Honduras’s Santa Barbara region. Sourced through our partnership with Benjamin Paz, this lot reflects a new generation of post-harvest experimentation in a region long known for its washed coffees. With layered fruit, sweetness, and structure, it highlights the Sagastumes’ deep roots and evolving perspective on coffee.
The coffee industry in Honduras has grown significantly, making the country a major player in the global market. Coffee cultivation began in the 19th century with smallholder farmers. Despite environmental challenges, Honduras has improved infrastructure, enhanced quality, and promoted sustainability, thriving from coffee exports. Known for its versatile and diverse regions, Honduran coffee is recognized internationally for its quality. Honduras is one of our main partnerships, where we invest in long-standing relationships across three regions. We are honored to work with numerous small farms in this noble country.
The Parainema variety is incredibly unique, and this natural-processed lot comes from Adan and Kilverth Sagastume, a father-and-son duo farming in Honduras’s Santa Barbara region. Sourced through our partnership with Benjamin Paz, this lot reflects a new generation of post-harvest experimentation in a region long known for its washed coffees. With layered fruit, sweetness, and structure, it highlights the Sagastumes’ deep roots and evolving perspective on coffee.