Wish you knew more about coffee farming? My colleague Willem Boot shot these videos at his farm, Finca La Mula, in Panama.
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January 06, 2010
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Hi! I just stumbled across your blog because I am traveling to El Salvador and would like to visit a coffee farm. I read your post about Finca El Carmen and was wondering how you arranged to visit the area/farm? Do you have recommendations as far as a coffee farm to visit while I'm in El Salvador? I'm also looking to buy some for gifts ... so a farm that sells packaged coffee on the spot would be ideal! Feel free to e-mail me at emily.moberly@gmail.com or comment back on here!
Looking forward to hearing from you!
Thanks!
Emily
Posted by: emily | January 24, 2010 at 07:02 PM