Panama Mi Finquita

Mi Finquita, spanish for 'my little farm', the project of Tessie and Ratibor Hartmann, of the well-known Finca Hartmann family. They established it in 2015 on land they purchased at Los Pozos, in the highlands of Chiriquí on the north western side of Volcán Barú near the Costa Rican border, one of Panama's fastest rising growing areas, home to estates such as Ninety Plus and Finca Deborah. The farm came into production in 2020.

The variety here is Typica, one of the oldest and most classical arabica cultivars, valued for its clean, refined cup though low yielding by modern standards. Drawing on Ratibor's decades of experience in experimental processing, Mi Finquita works in very small lots, often only around 45kg of green coffee each, which allows close control and continual refinement of each batch.