Confetti Cake - Producer Info

Both coffees in this blend are produced by women who lead with courage, community, and an unwavering commitment to quality. Each cup is a quiet testament to the strength behind the harvest.

This particular women's blend washed lot comes from three women producers in the Copacabana colony of Caranavi: Carmela Aduviri, Juana Gonzales, and Nancy Palli. Caranavi the most productive municipality in Los Yungas, is home to 80% of Bolivia's specialty coffee, which has thrived for decades. Copacabana, one of the colonies in Caranavi, is home to 35 families, with coffee serving as the primary source of income for most of its residents. Every day during harvest season, the families harvest the cherries and come together in the evening to sort and select the best ones before transporting them to Agricafé's Buena Vista wet mill in Caranavi, just a few kilometers away.

Through our partnership with Llach Café and Specialty Beans, we are proud to bring this farm-traceable coffee to Canada via a direct-trade relationship. This is a true farm to cup experience rooted in history, sustainability, and female excellence.

La Haciendita sits high atop Cerro El Tigre, a rich, mountainous region known for producing some of El Salvador’s most prized coffees. The altitude (1300–1650 masl), fertile volcanic soil, and unique microclimate allow the farm to cultivate exceptional Pacamara, Bourbon, and Geisha varieties.

Shade-grown and sustainably managed, La Haciendita’s farming practices protect the environment while producing high-density coffees celebrated by specialty coffee lovers.