Cumbre Espresso - NICARAGUA

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We’re tasting - Cadbury's fruit and nut (Before they went and ruined the recipe)

Producers: Martha Alvir, Ana ALvir, Filomena Gradiz, Martha Sanchez, Kathering Herrera. 

Varietal: Catui & Catimor

Process: Washed 

Altitude:1300 - 1800 metres above sea level

Welcome to the super group that is La Cumbre De Mujeres, a coming together of 5 incredible producers to create this amazing Nicaraguan espresso. 

The coffee is a special blend curated by Cafetos de segovia ( a coffee exporter based in Nuevo Segovia and launched by Nicaraguan producers and sisters Martha and Ana Alvir) Made of five women producers coffees. All coffee is cupped individually and the ones making up this blend were chosen for the chocolate, nutty and mildly citrus notes, a classic clean Nicaraguan coffee.


The coffee is a celebration of the women behind it and of the heights (cumbre means summit) that their coffee can reach.

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We’re tasting - Cadbury's fruit and nut (Before they went and ruined the recipe)

Producers: Martha Alvir, Ana ALvir, Filomena Gradiz, Martha Sanchez, Kathering Herrera. 

Varietal: Catui & Catimor

Process: Washed 

Altitude:1300 - 1800 metres above sea level

Welcome to the super group that is La Cumbre De Mujeres, a coming together of 5 incredible producers to create this amazing Nicaraguan espresso. 

The coffee is a special blend curated by Cafetos de segovia ( a coffee exporter based in Nuevo Segovia and launched by Nicaraguan producers and sisters Martha and Ana Alvir) Made of five women producers coffees. All coffee is cupped individually and the ones making up this blend were chosen for the chocolate, nutty and mildly citrus notes, a classic clean Nicaraguan coffee.


The coffee is a celebration of the women behind it and of the heights (cumbre means summit) that their coffee can reach.

This coffee learns from the Rwandan culture and acknowledges women’s work in the coffee value chain. Rugori “women’s crown” is a crown that women in Rwanda are given after giving their first birth as a symbol of motherhood. It is a symbol of respect and recognition of their contribution to society. Considering that more than 70% of Gasharu Coffee employees are women, this coffee is meant to continue recognising women’s contribution to the coffee community and creating a transparent framework that benefits them with additional proceedings resulting from their work.