Jairo Arcila - Colombia

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Washed Bourbon Papayo | Jairo Arcila, Santa Monica, Quindio From the lush hills of Quindio, Colombia, comes an exceptional expression of craftsmanship and legacy. This rare Washed Bourbon Papayo is grown by Jairo Arcila , a third-generation coffee producer whose journey spans over four decades in Colombia’s coffee industry. Now retired from his role as Mill Manager at the country’s second-largest exporter, Jairo has turned his focus to cultivating extraordinary coffees on Finca Santa Monica , with the expert guidance of his sons, Carlos and Felipe Arcila. Under their mentorship, Jairo has embr

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