Description
Jaime Sanchez has a loud booming voice and a contagious laugh. He is 41 years old and his eyes sparkle when he talks about his farm or farms. While in land he has about 70ha but the problem is that is all small little pieces of land in different altitudes and regions. He grows Pache San Ramon, Catuai, Caturra, Costa Rica – 95, and Marsellesa. This specific lot comes from the skirt of the Jumaytepece volcano and is 100% Marsellesa. Jaime’s full time job is working for the ministry of agriculture, but it is clear where his passion lies.
The name TO LO LO CHE comes from a truck… When Jaime was 13 his dad came back from working in Mexico with a truck. He gave the truck to Jaime as a gift. A few years later Jaime sold the truck and used the money to buy his first little plot of coffee which was about 2 hectares. The name stuck and that was his first little planting. From there they have weathered the storms of leaf rust, low prices, and other coffee farming challenges. His dad had 12 kids so as soon as Jaime could start making money he did.
Jaime and his son work closely together. They keep track of everything. Every little plot and variety is of course memorized. They also know the yield and quality of every picking. Jaime is one of the most data driven farmers we have met.
Country of Origin | Guatemala |
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Region | Jumaytepeque, Santa Rosa |
Producer Type | Single Estate |
Farm Name | El Tololoche |
Processing | Natural/Dry Processed |
Processing Description | Fermented 16-36 hrs, sun-dried on patios or parabolic dryer |
Growing Altitude | 1600m – 1800m |
Bag Weight | 69 KG BAG |
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Bag Type | Grain Pro / Ecotact |
Plant Species | Arabica |
Variety | Marsellesa |
Certifications | Organic certified |
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Into the void, he replied.
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