Villa Betulia Coffee Farm — Colombia | Who Makes The Best Coffee

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TagsVilla Betulia Luis Anibal Calderón Colombia Ombligon Pacamara Maragesha Gesha Yirgacheffe Sidra Bourbon Papayo Pink Bourbon Bourbon Primitivo Natural Anaerobic

The story

Villa Betulia is a family-run estate in Acevedo, Huila, founded by the father of current producer Luis Anibal Calderon. Luis began his journey as a 12-year-old farm worker and eventually took over a small plot at age 15, which he expanded into the current 40-hectare farm. The estate is now managed by Luis alongside his son, Yeisson, and Aley Calderón, representing the continuation of the family legacy.

Challenges

Available roaster and supply-chain sources document Villa Betulia’s rare cultivars and varied processing methods, but they do not publish a current producer-stated list of operating challenges.

Innovations

The farm is recognized for its role as a curator of rare coffee varieties, including mutations and hybrids, and for its use of advanced processing techniques such as extended anaerobic fermentation and the use of grainpro bags during fermentation.

Published coffees linked to this farm

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Editorial sacred-geometry illustration for Villa Betulia Primitivo Natural, not a photograph of this coffee or its packaging

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🇨🇴Colombia

Colombia · Huila

Villa Betulia Primitivo Natural

Luis Anibal Calderón

Dark Woods Coffee

Villa Betulia

Bourbon Primitivo· Natural

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Research sources & verification

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Research last reviewed: 2026-09-29