Our Regions - Nariño, Colombia
Our Regions - Nariño, Colombia
Explore Our Coffee Regions
At Portillas Green Coffee, we are dedicated to sourcing the finest coffee from the diverse regions of Nariño, Colombia. We work with a small selection of farms in various regions within Nariño, offering you a better insight into the producers.
Our close relationships with farmers and dedication to quality ensure that we deliver exceptional coffee. Discover the unique characteristics of each region and meet the farmers we work with.
Region El Tambo
Tambo, located in the heart of Nariño, is renowned for its high-altitude coffee farms. The volcanic soil and ideal climate create a perfect environment for cultivating beans with complex flavours and rich aromas.
We work with local farmers to ensure sustainable farming practices, supporting the community and the environment.
Region Sandona
Sandona is celebrated for its fertile volcanic soil and balanced microclimates, producing coffee with smooth, well-rounded profiles. This region is known for its sweet and bright acidic coffees.
Our partnerships in Sandona focus on fair trade practices and improving the quality of life for local farmers.
Region La Union
La Union features diverse ecosystems that provide ideal conditions for growing coffee with rich, complex flavors. The region is known for producing high-quality beans cherished by coffee enthusiasts.
We invest in community development and sustainable agricultural practices in La Union.
Region Chimayoy
Chimayoy's unique geographical features and favorable climate produce premium coffee with bright acidity and intricate flavor notes. The beans here are celebrated for their vibrant and lively taste.
Our collaboration with farmers in Chimayoy focuses on enhancing both coffee quality and environmental stewardship.
Region La Jacoba
Jacoba’s fertile soil and ideal coffee-growing conditions result in full-bodied coffee with rich aromatic qualities. This region's beans are highly sought after for their depth and complexity.
We support sustainable farming and community initiatives in Jacoba to ensure long-term viability and prosperity.
