This lot comes to us courtesy of producer Jose Recinos, son of Francisco Recinos. Francisco worked hard and saved up his money in order to buy what is now Finca La Nueva Esperanza and his son Jose manages the adjecent lot, Finca San Andres. He harvests only fully ripe cherries by hand, ferments them in-sack for 11 to 17 hours, depulps and washed them, then dries them on raised beds for an average of 10 to 16 days.
The farm area is about 1 manzana in sie, and produces about 15 quintales of coffee per year.
Finca La Nueva Esperanza has won the El Salvador Cup of Excellence in years past.
For more information on El Salvadorian coffees, visit our El Salvador origin page.
