Willem’s September Coffee Adventure

In September 2019 Willem visited Panama and made trips our farms Finca Sophia, Finca La Mula, and our newest finca La Cabra. Come along on his journey with these photos of beautiful Gesha trees, the progress on the new housing at La Cabra, and some views of the dramatic landscapes around Finca La Mula and Finca Sophia.

Willem and staff at Finca Sophia — Our beautiful Geisha trees at Finca Sophia.

Willem in Paraiso with some locals — Willem with some of the best tour guides.

Staff in a under construction building — Building housing for visitors and workers at Finca La Cabra. Will feature a cupping room!

Staff traveling through Finca La Mula — Adventuring through Finca La Mula.

Finca Manager, Kelly Hartmannstanding on a log — Finca La Mula, La Cabra, and Sophia’s manager, Kelly Hartmann. He has been with us since 2009.

Willem with staff standing around a coffee tree. — Willem at Finca La Cabra. Getting ready for their first harvest.

Mural with three faces — Street art can be found in Paraiso, Colombia.

Murals of people drinking, reading and playing music — The people of Paraiso express their struggles via murals.

Mural of a woman surrounded by flowers and birds — Mural of a woman looking for hope.

A view of city. — Bogota, the capital of Colombia is a huge city, with a population of over 10 million.

Willem Boot

Lives coffee since his childhood. He is the owner of Boot Coffee, the organization which initiated this project. Willem is the proud owner of Finca La Mula, his Geisha coffee farm near the Boquete Valley of Panama.

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