Honduras | Nahun Fernandez | Geisha | Washed

About This Coffee

The Fernandez family’s adventure in coffee began in 1970, when Nahun’s grandfather moved to Santa Barbara, purchased some land, and planted his first coffee trees. Over the years, each member of Nahun’s family has grown coffee on the same land, passed down through the generations. Today, Nahun’s father, brothers, and children still farm the land known as Finca Don Andres (named after Nahun's father). The high altitude, cool temperatures, and thick fog that often shrouds Finca Don Andres make it perfect for growing Geisha. The story of Panamanian Geisha in Santa Barbara will forever be tied to Proud Mary. During various visits, Proud Mary founder, Nolan Hirte, brought seeds from some of the most famous farms in Panama. This means that Nahun's Geisha comes from the same genetic lineage as the best Geishas in the world.