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RF3467

Wilson Sucaticona Caturra

Peru
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Specifications
Origin
Region
Puno
Altitude
1600-1800 MASL
Variety
Caturra
Preparation
Process
Washed
Drying
8-12 days on raised beds under parabolic cover
Logistics
Status
Spot
Warehouse
Continental NJ
Bag Weight
69 kgs
Bags Available
12
Results
Flavor Notes
apple, maple, whipped cream
Target Score
86
About Wilson Sucaticona Caturra

Wilson Sucaticona was born on the Peruvian side of the Peru- Bolivian border, in the city of Conima. This highland border in Southern Peru used to be completely unregulated, and Wilson’s grandfather and father worked producing coffee on the Bolivian side. In the early 1950’s, the borders became more controlled and it wasn’t as easy to go back and forth for work. Wilson’s family decided to migrate. They walked through the mountains for two weeks, starting in the city of Tilali (near Conima), through the district of Cojate, into Sandia and then onto San Juan del Oro until arriving in San Pedro de Putina Punco, where Wilson’s family settled. Wilson’s father began producing coffee in Putina Punco, and Wilson continues to produce coffee on this land to this day. In addition to the land he inherited, Wilson purchased land to expand his coffee production area.

Wilson’s farm, Alto Lagunillas, is named for a small lake at the top of his property. “Alto” is the Spanish word for high, and “Lagunilla” means little lake. Wilson says that coffee production is hard work and it’s a big investment because for the first three years there is little no no production. However, when the harvest does come it is very rewarding, and he loves to work outdoors, in the open air and surrounded by green.

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