Unit Fourteen is all about seasonality and freshness in coffee.  As the harvests change throughout the year we will be changing Unit Fourteen.

Marysabel Caballero and her husband Moises Herrera own and manage 17 farms in the region of La Paz. Marysabel´s father Don Fabio Caballero inherited large areas of land in and around Marcala from his father, who was one of the pioneers of coffee cultivation in Honduras. The reputation of the family is strong and their progressive approach towards farming and quality production has seen them become the most notable family to buy coffee from in Honduras.

The Caballeros are extremely committed to the environmental sustainability of their farms. A lot of their energy and focus goes towards improving the soil of their farms to ensure a healthy growing environment for their coffee trees. They produce organic fertilizer made from cow and chicken manure mixed with pulp from coffee cherries and other organic material.

We adore how rich the coffee is while being extremely complex and layered, with winey notes running through the cup. This year we will have three coffees from Marysabel and Moises.

Unit Fourteen

At Round Hill we respect our coffee’s journey from farm to cup. Our coffee arrives as green beans – the farmer’s finished product – and we are careful to preserve and compliment the hard work already put in to each bean. We test-roast each coffee and allow it to rest. It is then brewed in a variety of ways to ensure maximum flavour and quality. Origin, variety and process are all key factors in determining each coffee’s individual roast profile – with taste the central focus of everything we do. We focus on each coffee’s unique character and roast to highlight its dynamic flavours and sweetness. 

Unit Fourteen

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Unit Fourteen