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Vereda Marmato
Above Armenia, in the Quindío highlands. Five generations have farmed this land. The same soil, the same family.
Four manuscripts, one bloodline.


Manuscript III · FLZ-03
III · Manuscript III
Trinitario from Finca La Tesalia. Seven days in wooden boxes wrapped in banana leaves. Single-estate, year-round.
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IV · Manuscript I
Bourbon Rosado is a natural cross of Red and Yellow Bourbon. The cherries ripen pink. The cup carries roses, honey, yellow fruits.
IV · Manuscript I · 02
Hand-picked at the peak. Anaerobic extended fermentation. Honey-processed — depulped without washing. Sun-dried, hand-turned hourly.
IV · Manuscript I · 03
Pink Bourbon is being re-established at Finca La Tesalia. Heritage farming is patient. We'll have our own harvest when the trees are ready.
IV · Manuscript I · 04
Bourbon trees take four years from seedling to first harvest. Five before the cup is reliable. We will not rush the rows. The next manuscript opens when the cherries say so — not before.
V · Since 1880
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Above Armenia, in the Quindío highlands. Five generations have farmed this land. The same soil, the same family.
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Trinitario cacao year-round. Pink Bourbon coffee regrowing. Honest work measured in seasons, not quarters.
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Our father runs the farm today. The Flórez family helped open this region for coffee in the 1880s. We still farm it.
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Nothing leaves the mountain without passing through our hands. Bean to bar, cherry to cup — on the same land.
VI · Manuscript II
Extended anaerobic fermentation at 1,920 meters. Floral, jasmine, honey — reserved by the lot.
Explore Gesha →VII · The Fermentation
Wet beans straight into wooden boxes, wrapped in banana leaves. Turned once a day for seven days. The leaves carry the wild yeasts. No starter cultures, no shortcuts.
The full process →VIII · Manuscript IV · Limited Edition
The first edition of what comes next.
Number one of the new era.
Limited to two hundred and forty.
Beginning.
047 / 240 ED.
IX · Recognition

X · Lineage
Our father runs the farm at Finca La Tesalia. Five generations of stewardship. The same hands that fermented these beans turn them into chocolate on the same land.
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