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$Cheo\'s 3E Caturra/Catuai$

THE ESTATE RANGE
Traceability: Farm

A coffee produced at a plantation combining a specific terroir anda producer’s unique know-how, expressing a history and a vision.

Quality
83+

Quantity
Very limited

Education points
50

ESTATE
Cheo's 3E Caturra/Catuai

Las 3E
Chiriqui
Panama

Producer

Eliceo Mendoza

Altitude

1600 - 1700 m

Environment

Volcanic

Species

arabica

Varietal

Red catuai , Red caturra

Harvest period

December to March

Harvest type

Manual

Process

Fully Washed

Drying

African beds

Sensory profile

« A very sweet profile with notes of milk chocolate, citrus fruit, spices and candy. »

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THE ESTATE RANGE
Traceability: Farm

A coffee produced at a plantation combining a specific terroir and a producer’s unique know-how, expressing a history and a vision.

Quality
83+

Quantity
Very limited

Education points
50

ABOUT

At his Finca Las 3 E farm, Don Cheo farms the Caturra and Catuai varieties and uses fully-washed processes.
He has successfully maintained an excellent quality, with an average production of 500 tonnes of coffee that always scores above 85/100.
His Caturra/Catuai blend has a sweet, chocolatey and tangy cup.

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LAS 3E

The farm owned by Eliceo Mendoza, better known as Don Cheo, is a property located at an altitude of between 1,600 and 1,700 metres in Altos de Colorado, in the Volcan Baru region.
It was purchased by Eliceo Mendoza senior in 1973. At that time, the farm was simply a mountain, and it was not until 1980 that he began planting coffee. He named it Finca Las 3 E because the first names of all the members of his family begin with the letter E.

Eliceo produces a fully-washed coffee using the Caturra and Catuai varieties.

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Rainfall
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Humidity
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Shadow
Yes

Preparation

Fully Washed

Strengths

Caturra/Catuai blend | Juruntugo terroir | Quality improvements | Visited by our agronomist

The story
of the producer

Don Cheo, whose real name is Eliceo Mendoza, belongs to the farm’s second generation of coffee producers. His father, of the same name, bought the property in 1973.

Don Cheo’s Finca Las 3E is a magnificent farm located high up in the Juruntugo terroir. Despite a decrease in production due to diseased coffee plants, he remained optimistic and has managed to maintain an excellent quality, producing on average 500 tonnes of coffee that always scores above 85/100.