Hachi FURAN - Panama {Low Intervention Washed}

Technical specifications

Roaster: Taith Coffee
Origin: Panama
Farm: Rocky Mountain Farm
Region: Chiriquí Highlands
Altitude: 1,400–1,600 m above sea level
Variety: Caturra
Process: Low Intervention Washed
Roast: Very light
Best for: Traditional espresso · Filter

Hachi FURAN is a refined expression of Caturra grapes grown in the highlands of Chiriquí, Panama, at Rocky Mountain Farm. Located between 1,400 and 1,600 meters above sea level, this volcanic environment offers mineral-rich soils and an exceptionally stable microclimate, influenced by both the Pacific and the Caribbean. Slow, controlled ripening allows the natural sugars and organic acids to develop with precision and balance.

In this batch, Taith employs a Low Intervention Washed approach. The washing process is executed with absolute technical control: fermentation in open tanks with constant monitoring of temperature, pH, and time. No external yeasts are added; instead, the native microbiota is carefully guided to avoid deviations and preserve varietal identity. The result is a clean, transparent, and structured profile, where the terroir and cultivar speak volumes.

In the cup, Hachi FURAN offers a creamy and enveloping experience, with notes of coconut flan, soft vanilla, and a warm undertone reminiscent of freshly baked cornbread. It's an elegant, subtle, and perfectly balanced coffee.

Ideal for both traditional espresso and filter brewing, especially if you're looking for a light, precise, and gourmet cup.

Sensory Summary
🥥 Creamy and sweet toasted coconut
🍦 Smooth and elegant vanilla
🌽 Warm and comforting cornbread
✨ Silky body, delicate acidity and clean finish

Taith is a community project that combines specialty coffee, ceramics, books, and Riso design. Its approach is based on transparency, DIY ethics, and social impact.

The essentials:
- Coffee: They roast light and sweet profiles ethically, collaborating closely with producers.
- Impact: They donate 10% of their sales to NGOs and give away coffee to local food banks.
- Community: They offer free pottery courses to support mental health and create job opportunities.
- Philosophy: They value community over merchandise, using art and coffee as tools for change.