Luz Marina, 49 years old, works with her husband on the New Egypt farm (they gave it this name since Egypt is a country for which they have always felt admiration and that one day they would like to visit), the varieties they have are Typica and Bourbon in full harvest, and Geisha in growth.

They both know that having a farm with a high altitude (1700 m.a.s.l.) they have to continue cultivating varieties with a high cup profile in order to improve and have better income.
The name of her farm is Tablahuasi, a quechua word that means: Tabla: Wood, Huasi: Casa, therefore House of wood, this is because there are a lot wood houses in the area.

This coffee is certified Organic & woman produced.