Astrid Medina
Astrid Medina is a coffee producer and social leader in the southern Tolima region. Her farm, named Buena Vista, is located at an altitude of 1,800 meters above sea level, resulting in a cup profile with a citrus acidity and caramel flavor. The Buena Vista farm has an area of 15 hectares, of which 13 are dedicated to coffee cultivation. Astrid inherited and perfected her father's cultivation practices, who was killed in the Colombian armed conflict in 2006. Her story is a symbol of empowerment and resilience, reflected in every coffee bean she cultivates with love and dedication
Campos Roa Family
The Campos Roa family is made up of Derlín Roa, Diego Campos, and their daughter Sofía Campos Roa. They are all lovers of the countryside and, of course, coffee. Derlín and Diego are children of farmers, so they grew up surrounded not only by coffee plantations but also by rice, cotton, sorghum, and corn crops. Derlín Roa has not only specialized in the cultivation and administrative skills of coffee but has also trained in coffee preparation, which led her to become the National AeroPress Champion in 2019. Together with Diego, they have laid a solid foundation for their future and Sofía's, thanks to their love for coffee and the countryside. Today, the Campos Roa family runs their own coffee shop in Garzón - Huila. Meanwhile, Diego Campos wanted to explore coffee beyond its cultivation to learn how to prepare and serve this beverage. Thanks to his eagerness to learn, discipline, family love, and the teachings of Luis Fernando Vélez, who is considered the founder of Specialty Coffee in Colombia, he has been able to obtain the national title of barismo three times and win the recognition as 'Best Barista in the World' in 2021 in Milan, Italy.
Luisa Guaragna
Luisa Guaragna grows her coffee in Ciénaga, Magdalena; the same municipality where her parents bought a 27-hectare farm over 62 years ago. This farm has nine (9) hectares dedicated to coffee cultivation and 10 hectares of virgin forests, providing a balanced environment for growing coffee. The success of Luisa's farm is partly due to the abundance of tall eucalyptus trees that provide shade to the coffee plants. The "El Águila" creek originates here and supplies the water used by the coffee farm, as well as drinking water for an entire community. This water resource is used in the coffee process, which is then treated to avoid contaminating the farm and the environment. The Sierra Nevada is a special ecosystem in Colombia, as it is a high mountain range independent of the Andes with its own unique attributes. This produces very special and distinct flavors in its coffees, different from the rest of Colombia.
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