Here we will dive into not only what was paid for the coffee, but how the coffee was purchased. Paying $5/lb of coffee can be a great price, but could be detrimental to a producer if the payment terms exceed that of their needs. While the amount paid is very important, the payment terms and type of contract negotiated during the purchase are also paramount. The subject of paying for green coffee is inherently complicated. Once the washing is complete, the coffee is taken to the raised drying tables for sun drying. During this step, the water is refreshed to ensure its capability of separating the fruit layer from the seed. Once the fermentation is complete, the parchment is emptied into the washing channels, where it is agitated with rakes to remove the last of the fruit layer. This phase also crucially alters the organic acids within the coffee, as sugars and organic acids are transformed, with the best washed coffees maintaining their complex fruit esters. During this fermentation, a microbial de-mucilagation takes place, which allows the outer fruit and pectin layer to break down, making the coffee easier to dry. After that phase is done, the coffee is fermented underwater for approximately 12-36 hours. They are then funneled to the depulper, which removes the fruit from the seeds (beans). The cherries are inspected, and an initial quick round of hand-sorting separates the defective coffees before placing them into the hopper. The washed process begins with coffee cherries delivered to the washing station, both from the primary market or from farmers bringing their coffee directly to the mill. The formation of CafExporto has brought a level of control that Juan sought out from the outset of his coffee career, and has provided us with direct access to his meticulously processed coffees. We made contact with Juan Peña from a conversation online, during a transition time for the coffees of Hacienda La Papaya. This care is evident in the cup, which exudes clear terroir of Ecuador coffee, as well as complex sweetness and floral notes from processing. Each step of harvest is well documented and adjusted from season to season. His rise to prominence has been multifaceted, although it’s mostly due to his scientific approach to growing and processing his coffees. Juan’s farm, Hacienda a Papaya, chose to diversify their crop after a disastrous rose harvest, and choosing to experiment with coffee took them down the path to become a prominent producer of Ecuadorian coffee.
It would be easy to believe that Juan has been growing coffee for many decades, but Juan began growing coffee just eleven years ago. Season after season, he is up for awards as a notable coffee producer, and his coffee has been on the national and world stage in the hands of competitors. Over the past few years, Juan Peña has become a prominent figure in the coffee industry.
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