Honduras | Yensi Sanchez - Anaerobic Washed Parainema

$20.00

At 30 years old, Yensi began her journey in coffee cultivation in 2021. With her husband, Danilo Sanchez's help, she planted the area she now manages, and through dedication and hard work, they maintain a small coffee plot of 1.5 hectares. This washed parainema brings to mind dried fruit and iced tea.

We Taste: Black Tea, Raisin, Lemonade, Dried Fig

Country: Honduras

Region: El Paraiso

Process: Anaerobic Natural

Producer: Yensi Sanchez

Varietal: Parainema

Elevation: 1400-1450

Harvest Date: Spring 2025

Farmgate price: 19,000 Lempira/carga parchment

Local farmgate price (2025): 12,000 Lempira/carga parchment

FOB Price: $4.76 USD/lb

Our Price: $7.42 USD/lb

Quantity Purchased: 5 × 69kgs

“As a third-generation coffee grower, Yensi continues a tradition passed down by her grandparents and parents, who dedicated their lives to coffee farming. In their region, the land is ideal for coffee cultivation, providing an income for the family. She hopes to give her children better opportunities, ensuring they receive a good education and proper nutrition, while also expanding her coffee plot over time.” -Semilla

At 30 years old, Yensi began her journey in coffee cultivation in 2021. With her husband, Danilo Sanchez's help, she planted the area she now manages, and through dedication and hard work, they maintain a small coffee plot of 1.5 hectares. This washed parainema brings to mind dried fruit and iced tea.

We Taste: Black Tea, Raisin, Lemonade, Dried Fig

Country: Honduras

Region: El Paraiso

Process: Anaerobic Natural

Producer: Yensi Sanchez

Varietal: Parainema

Elevation: 1400-1450

Harvest Date: Spring 2025

Farmgate price: 19,000 Lempira/carga parchment

Local farmgate price (2025): 12,000 Lempira/carga parchment

FOB Price: $4.76 USD/lb

Our Price: $7.42 USD/lb

Quantity Purchased: 5 × 69kgs

“As a third-generation coffee grower, Yensi continues a tradition passed down by her grandparents and parents, who dedicated their lives to coffee farming. In their region, the land is ideal for coffee cultivation, providing an income for the family. She hopes to give her children better opportunities, ensuring they receive a good education and proper nutrition, while also expanding her coffee plot over time.” -Semilla