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Luis is a Huila Best Cup 2016 top 30 finalist. He was given a very small lot as a gift
from his father, and, since then, has been expanding and applying better methods
of processing techniques. Coffee has changed the style of his life: He and his family
work together as a team to run the farm. He collects only ripe cherries, ferments
dry for 25 hours, then moves the coffee to his parabolic dryer for an average of 25
days.
This coffee comes from a small mill in the Pegasing district of Takengon, in Sumatra’s coffee-famous Aceh region ran by Cup of Excellence winner Asman Arianto. The Asman Gayo mill serves several small coffee producers within the Pantan Musara villages. Several years ago, these producers were dislocated from their homes and land because of a natural disaster, and they have rebuilt their lives and farms with a new focus on coffee. Unlike the vast majority of other Sumatran coffee receiving and processing centers, this mill is producing Washed coffees, as well as Naturals. Microlots from Sumatra are most commonly traceable to the mill level, but occasionally traceable to the producer. Because of the generally small size of farms in Sumatra, most produers’ coffee is blended together with that of other smallholders. Microlot coffees not only have more traceability than those blended lots, but also achieve the highest quality and are rewarded with the highest prices
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