For six generations, the Silva family has nurtured coffee cultivation at Finca La Fany. Originating in the early 1900s through the efforts of Fabio Morán, this legacy has persevered through the decades. By the early 1990s, when Rafael Sr. assumed stewardship of the land, La Fany had already earned distinction for producing some of the finest coffee in the region. Today, Rafael Jr. continues to build on that foundation, embracing sustainable methods to safeguard the farm's vitality for generations to come. He has instituted a vermicompost program that generates organic compost directly on the farm, significantly reducing reliance on chemical fertilizers. This lot comes from La Fany's Red Bourbon trees, naturally processed by drying whole cherries on raised beds. Slow and careful drying allows the fruit character to fully develop, producing a coffee that's loud and juicy, packed with raspberry and blackberry, finishing with a wave of milk chocolate.