Potomac Falls

Cruising down the G.W. Parkway makes Northern Virginia feel like the country. So does this coffee, which evokes a simpler time when ships sailed down the Potomac alongside carriages rolling to the farms of old Virginia. Swap the suit for a pair of overalls – while driving, if you can – and make that commute memorable. Peru COOPAFSI "Las Damas de San Ignacio" COOPAFSI (Cooperative Agraria “Frontera San Ignacio” Ltda) was officially established in June 1969. Gender equality was an important factor when the land was purchased and divided among producers. This particular cooperative is unique because they empower and promote “women grown” coffee. These women contribute to the physical and sensory quality of the coffee. They are always managing new projects and developing new ways to improve the lives of their families. They focus their efforts on improving quality and delivering consistent coffee to different markets. In 2016, a committee of women was created by the cooperative and they are responsible for distributing loans which will enable producers to improve their own land while also taking part in new developments for their kitchens, crafts and livestock. They also created a computer lab which allows all members to stay up to date with modern technology. Roast level: Medium Altitude: 1500  meters Harvest: May Process: Fully Washed  Drying: Patio Drying Varietals:  Catimor, Caturra, Mundo Novo, Typica Export: July In the cup: This coffee offers a sweet cup with notes of brown sugar and milk chocolate, complemented by a pleasant red apple acidity and a thick body.