Franklin "Rubio" Coffee
Franklin "Rubio" Coffee
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FLAVOR PROFILE
Smooth, Clean, Bright
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ROAST LEVEL
Medium-Dark Roast
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PROCESS
Natural | Dry
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ORIGIN
Dominican Republic, Barahona
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ELEVATION
3,250-3,300 ft
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VARIETY
Arabica
Our Farm | Your Cup
Our family of farmers and partners are committed to serving and present you our most delectable experience in a cup. No manipulation, no lavish branding, just wholesome, fruitful, delicious coffee bountiful from our nurtured coffee fields for your enjoyment.
FARMER PROFILE
Franklin, known as “Rubio,” the son of Pastora Nancy. At 28 years old he purchased his farm in 2020 and planted 12,000 coffee trees. He is a third generation coffee farmer and continues to work his farm independently. This is quite the accomplishment despite surviving two brain tumors and continuing to battle his third tumor.
NATURAL COFFEE PROCESS
We air dry our coffee cherries through natural ventilation in our drying tunnels. This process takes 60 days. We use only ripe coffee cherries in our natural coffee process to ensure you experience the unique flavor profile each farm has produced. Each bag of coffee is farm to cup.
LA MALANGA, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
What makes our location unique? Draped in a coffee haven, we are located in the Polo/Barahona mountain sanctuary of Dominican Republic. A sweet spot of farms at an altitude averaging 3,000 feet above sea level, we benefit from a microclimate that enjoys plentiful, even rainfall resulting in large bean sizes indicating an extended growth cycle who's sole purpose is to reward you in your cup!
All our farms have an ocean side view receiving the moisture from clouds pushed up the valley to replenish the soil with liquid sustenance. The aroma of our healthy soil and cool breezes soothe and relax as you wonder our fields of blooming coffee cherries. Our fertile soil influences the flavor profile of each farm. From nutty and chocolate to citrus and fruity, we are known of having a low acidic mouth feel, that is smooth, rich and drinkable for all occasions.
Brewing Methods
The method of brewing and grind can lead to significant changes in the taste of the coffee.
Choose which method best suits your pallet.