Micro Lot of the Month - August  2026: Yellow Honey Honduras (UPDATED 1ST OF EVERY MONTH)
Micro Lot of the Month - August  2026: Yellow Honey Honduras (UPDATED 1ST OF EVERY MONTH)
Micro Lot of the Month - August  2026: Yellow Honey Honduras (UPDATED 1ST OF EVERY MONTH)
Micro Lot of the Month - August  2026: Yellow Honey Honduras (UPDATED 1ST OF EVERY MONTH)
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August 2026 Coffee of the month -  Yellow Honey Honduras

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Coffee of the month: August:  Honduras:  Honey Processed Finca Liquidambar

Grower: Finca Liquidámbar | Roberto Rene González

Variety: Bourbon, Catuai, and Pacas

Region: Guascotoro, San José, La Paz, Honduras

Altitude: 1510 masl

Soil: Clay minerals

Process: Pulped natural (Honey) and dried inside solar dryers that provide protection from the rain

Certification: Organic

Roast Level:  Medium

Profile Notes:  Brown Sugar, Nectarine, Peach, and Toasted Coconut.

Recommended description: A naturally sweet Honduras honey-processed coffee with notes of brown sugar, ripe stone fruit, and a smooth toasted coconut finish.

HONDURAS ORGANIC FINCA LIQUIDAMBAR YELLOW HONEY is produced by Roberto Rene González and milled as a single farm micro-lot at RAOS (Cooperativa Regional de Agricultores Orgánicos de la Sierra) where Roberto is a member and the general manager. Roberto and his family own a 37 acre farm called Finca Liquidámbar located in the community of Guascotoro within the municipality of San Jose in the department of La Paz, Honduras.

Roberto was one of the first in his community to earn a university degree. After graduating with a degree in business management, Roberto returned home to manage RAOS and to help his family run the coffee farm. Roberto is currently working to get 19 acres of his farm formally recognized as a biological reserve. The goal is for the reserve to become a destination for tourism in the area. Finca Liquidámbar provides year-round employment to 7 people and another 30 people during the harvest. Roberto, his wife Odalma and their two children partner with local schools and local organizations for road improvements and youth activities