Finca Lomaverde natural Chiroso
- Country:
- Colombia
- Region:
- Santa Bárbara, Antioquia
- Farm / station:
- Finca Lomaverde
- Producer:
- Echavarría Family
- Processing:
- Natural
- Proportion:
- Not disclosed
- Research note:
- Fruit-forward component of the 2026 release.


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This coffee combines separately grown lots. A producer named for one component is not the grower of the entire blend. Two 100% Chiroso components from Finca Lomaverde, one natural and one washed. Component percentages are not disclosed.
A blend contains several origin chains, not one farmer or country. The component records above show each documented origin; undisclosed details stay undisclosed.
The Echavarría family grows the coffee at Finca Lomaverde, the largest and highest of Santa Bárbara Estate's five farms. The family's Pergamino operation handles dry milling, export, roasting, and cafés.
Partners Coffee is a Brooklyn-based roaster committed to sourcing quality coffee through direct relationships, paying fair prices, and ensuring security within their supply chain.
This seasonal release shows one high-elevation Chiroso through two traditional processes, natural and washed, rather than combining unrelated origins.
One 100% Chiroso component from Finca Lomaverde was natural processed.
A second 100% Chiroso component from the same farm was washed processed.
Partners roasted the components for the 2026 seasonal Block Party blend; exact percentages are not disclosed.
No fruit, flavoring, starter culture, or other additive is disclosed.
Component percentages, fermentation durations, drying methods, and lot-specific harvest dates are not published.
The coffee is accurately represented as a mixed-process blend without forcing one process tag onto both components.
Strawberry, apple, honeycomb, fresh berries, watermelon, Pink Lady apple, caramelized sugar, and in cold brew, nectarine, vanilla, and fudge pop.
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