Colombia Manos de Mujeres — Nariño
Sweet, vibrant coffee with an even better story.
Grown among the high peaks surrounding La Unión, Nariño, this Colombian single-origin coffee comes from Manos de Mujeres, a group of women coffee producers who are part of the FUDAM growers association.
In the cup, expect pecan-like nuttiness, lively tart acidity, and a lingering sweetness that keeps everything beautifully balanced. It's bright enough to be interesting, smooth enough for your everyday cup, and the kind of coffee that reminds us just how much the people and place behind a bean matter.
Tasting Notes: Pecan • Tart Acidity • Sweet Finish
Origin: La Unión, Nariño, Colombia
Producer: Manos de Mujeres — FUDAM
Varieties: Castillo • Colombia
Process: Washed
Elevation: 1,600–2,100 MASL
Why We Love It
There is a lot behind this bag.
Manos de Mujeres is a subgroup within FUDAM, an association of 300 organic-certified and Rainforest Alliance-certified growers founded by just seven producers in 2000 around a shared commitment to sustainable agriculture, environmental protection, and community development.
The women producing this particular lot farm in the mountainous landscape surrounding La Unión, where coffee farms sit among high peaks and rugged terrain. Their coffee is picked during the day, depulped that afternoon, typically dry-fermented for 16–24 hours, washed, and carefully dried.
The result is a clean, sweet Colombian coffee we're especially proud to roast.
Pairs well with: good mornings, meaningful work, and knowing the story behind your cup.
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