Where rarity becomes coffee.

Where rarity becomes coffee.

Where rarity becomes coffee.

At Finca Sophia, coffee is craft and exploration. From meticulous processes to bold experiments, each bean reflects our high-altitude terroir. With Geisha, Catuai, Guayabita, and our mysterious Enigma, we cultivate flavors as distinctive as the land itself.

Our processing methods

Our processing methods

Our processing methods

We use careful, small-scale methods to process our coffees. All our coffees are finished in a dark room where the moisture is slowly reduced from 20% to the optimal level for storage.

Washed

Finca Sophia’s washed coffees are carefully depulped, dry fermented overnight for clarity and depth, then dried at 1900 meters on raised beds to enhance sweetness and complexity.

Natural process coffee
Natural process coffee
Natural process coffee

Honey

Our honey process begins by depulping freshly picked coffee and transferring it to raised beds, leaving some mucilage to dry and preserve sweetness and fruity notes.

a view of coffee drying beds behind the trees
a view of coffee drying beds behind the trees
a view of coffee drying beds behind the trees
coffee depulper
coffee depulper
coffee depulper

Natural

Finca Sophia’s natural lots are rinsed and dried on raised beds, where high elevation gives them an unusually clean, washed-like profile, unlike typical naturals.

Green coffee processing
Green coffee processing
Green coffee processing

Experimental

At times, we craft unique experimental lots using anaerobic fermentation, precise temperature control, or select yeast strains.

Our distinctive varietals

Our distinctive varietals

Our distinctive varietals

From the celebrated Geisha to rare farm discoveries like Guayabita and Enigma, each varietal at Finca Sophia is shaped by our high altitude, and unwavering dedication—resulting in coffees with character as rare as the place they come from.

Geisha

We sourced our Geisha seedlings from some of Panama’s best producers, who supported our project in its early days. Since then, we’ve selected the best plants and replanted with their offspring. The result is a Geisha rooted in Panama’s heritage yet shaped by Finca Sophia’s terroir into a profile all its own. Finca Sophia Washed Geisha exhibits jasmine and bergamot, along with distinctive orange blossom and “paca-geisha” notes.

Baby coffee plants

Geisha

We sourced our Geisha seedlings from some of Panama’s best producers, who supported our project in its early days. Since then, we’ve selected the best plants and replanted with their offspring. The result is a Geisha rooted in Panama’s heritage yet shaped by Finca Sophia’s terroir into a profile all its own. Finca Sophia Washed Geisha exhibits jasmine and bergamot, along with distinctive orange blossom and “paca-geisha” notes.

Baby coffee plants

Geisha

We sourced our Geisha seedlings from some of Panama’s best producers, who supported our project in its early days. Since then, we’ve selected the best plants and replanted with their offspring. The result is a Geisha rooted in Panama’s heritage yet shaped by Finca Sophia’s terroir into a profile all its own. Finca Sophia Washed Geisha exhibits jasmine and bergamot, along with distinctive orange blossom and “paca-geisha” notes.

Baby coffee plants

Catuai

Our Catuai trees likely “snuck” into the farm by accident, as we’ve planted tens of thousands of trees over the years. A more classic Panamanian variety, Catuai offers a traditional cup profile with a distinctive high-elevation twist, complementing the elegance of our Geisha. Both our washed and natural Catuai present notes of honey, citrus, and chocolate, creating a balanced profile that is both bright and comforting.

Man picking coffee cherry from coffee tree

Catuai

Our Catuai trees likely “snuck” into the farm by accident, as we’ve planted tens of thousands of trees over the years. A more classic Panamanian variety, Catuai offers a traditional cup profile with a distinctive high-elevation twist, complementing the elegance of our Geisha. Both our washed and natural Catuai present notes of honey, citrus, and chocolate, creating a balanced profile that is both bright and comforting.

Man picking coffee cherry from coffee tree

Catuai

Our Catuai trees likely “snuck” into the farm by accident, as we’ve planted tens of thousands of trees over the years. A more classic Panamanian variety, Catuai offers a traditional cup profile with a distinctive high-elevation twist, complementing the elegance of our Geisha. Both our washed and natural Catuai present notes of honey, citrus, and chocolate, creating a balanced profile that is both bright and comforting.

Man picking coffee cherry from coffee tree

Guayabita

Our exclusive farm discovery, Guayabita was found on Finca Sophia over a decade ago and is genetically similar to the Ethiopian cultivar 74110. How it arrived remains a mystery, but it has thrived in our challenging conditions, proving both resilient and prolific. Guayabita offers a cup profile that beautifully complements both Geisha and Catuai, while its very small, round beans provide a striking visual contrast to the elongated elegance of Geisha.

coffee tree branch with leaves and green coffee cherries

Guayabita

Our exclusive farm discovery, Guayabita was found on Finca Sophia over a decade ago and is genetically similar to the Ethiopian cultivar 74110. How it arrived remains a mystery, but it has thrived in our challenging conditions, proving both resilient and prolific. Guayabita offers a cup profile that beautifully complements both Geisha and Catuai, while its very small, round beans provide a striking visual contrast to the elongated elegance of Geisha.

coffee tree branch with leaves and green coffee cherries

Guayabita

Our exclusive farm discovery, Guayabita was found on Finca Sophia over a decade ago and is genetically similar to the Ethiopian cultivar 74110. How it arrived remains a mystery, but it has thrived in our challenging conditions, proving both resilient and prolific. Guayabita offers a cup profile that beautifully complements both Geisha and Catuai, while its very small, round beans provide a striking visual contrast to the elongated elegance of Geisha.

coffee tree branch with leaves and green coffee cherries

Enigma

Our limited-release experimental variety, Enigma is the temporary name we’ve given to our newest mystery cultivar. With only a small number of trees planted and no genetic testing yet completed, guesses range from Bourbon to Caturra. The nano-lots we’ve produced so far reveal a juicy, sweet cup that leaves us eager to learn more.

coffee trees with green and red coffee cherries

Enigma

Our limited-release experimental variety, Enigma is the temporary name we’ve given to our newest mystery cultivar. With only a small number of trees planted and no genetic testing yet completed, guesses range from Bourbon to Caturra. The nano-lots we’ve produced so far reveal a juicy, sweet cup that leaves us eager to learn more.

coffee trees with green and red coffee cherries

Enigma

Our limited-release experimental variety, Enigma is the temporary name we’ve given to our newest mystery cultivar. With only a small number of trees planted and no genetic testing yet completed, guesses range from Bourbon to Caturra. The nano-lots we’ve produced so far reveal a juicy, sweet cup that leaves us eager to learn more.

coffee trees with green and red coffee cherries

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