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Kids' Hoodie + Pipa & Frido Set
Kids' Hoodie + Pipa & Frido Set
Kids' Hoodie + Pipa & Frido Set
Kids' Hoodie + Pipa & Frido Set
Kids' Hoodie + Pipa & Frido Set

Kids' Hoodie + Pipa & Frido Set

Sale price $61.40

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The set includes a Cantook 10th-anniversary hoodie for children and a Pipa & Frido bag of your choice. For those who appreciate well-matched sets: enjoy 10% off when clothing is purchased with Pipa & Frido. A great way to welcome spring with a cup in hand.

Matériaux: 80% cotton; 20% recycled polyester

Notes de dégustation

Blue raspberry, creamy strawberry candy, vanilla cake

Provenance

Ferme: Cinco Calle

Région: San Marco de Leon Cortes

Producteur: Steven and Abel Mora

Variétés: Obata and Catuai

Altitude: 1,980 MASL

Traitement: Anaerobic

This lot is named in honour of the Mora family's grandparents, Pipa and Frido. The family carefully selects the ripest cherries during harvesting on their plantation. Once the coffee has been harvested and measured, they pass the cherries through a flotation system they built themselves to clean them and remove any cherries or other materials that might float to the surface.

Then, they place the coffee in sealed barrels and monitor the sugar content (brix index) and pH. When the coffee reaches a brix degree of 4.00, it is placed in drying greenhouses on the raised beds of the Victoire Project for 20 days.

For this lot in honor of their heritage, Steven and Abel wanted to offer a coffee of the highest possible quality, cared for in every aspect. Once ready for export, this coffee is sent to the dry mill called Don Mayo, located in the nearby town of Canet. There, it is dry hulled and sorted by an advanced optical sorting system that uses high-resolution cameras and image processing technology to detect and classify coffee beans based on their color characteristics, thus ensuring an impeccable final product.

Year after year, La Karola surprises us with its commitment and desire to innovate. This year, as part of Project Victoria, they built a new protected drying area allowing for better control over the product. In addition, the Mora family acquired equipment for anaerobic processing. They work tirelessly to develop and maintain the quality of their coffee, and we are proud to be their partner.