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Mexico · Sierra Sur, Oaxaca
Mexico Oaxaca Yogondoy Gesha
Six San Vicente Yogondoy farmers
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San Vicente Yogondoy
Gesha· Washed
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Six San Vicente Yogondoy farmers
A six-farmer collective in San Vicente Yogondoy, a remote Zapotec community in Oaxaca's Sierra Sur. Onyx documents their Gesha lot at about 1,600 meters under native shade, shaped by Pacific winds and maintained through Tequio communal labor.
Farm: San Vicente Yogondoy →History
The farmers of San Vicente Yogondoy belong to an indigenous Zapotec community that maintains their traditional language and refers to the area as the 'Rio de Abejas' or 'Bees' River.' Many of the farmers in this group have been actively renewing their coffee plots, with a significant portion of their trees planted within the last five years. They continue a long-standing tradition of coffee cultivation that has been central to the region for decades.
Published coffees linked to Six San Vicente Yogondoy farmers
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Research last reviewed: 2026-10-05