FROSTÉ LE BONHOMME - HOLIDAY BLEND
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CANDIED ORANGES + DARK CHOCOLATE + SPICES
FROSTÉ LE BONHOMME, our quintessential holiday blend, is back to join the festivities.
The fruit of a harmonious union between Bon Matin and a coffee from the Honduran Martha Lícida Vásquez Melgar, look no further for a dose of comfort, just as much for you as for your guests!
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| Starting on the 15th of November until the 20th of December, 50 participation tickets will be placed randomly inside 340g and 2lb bags of Frosté. The lucky bags will be online and on the shelves of our wholesale partners. Contest participants must reside in Quebec only. The draw will happen on Friday, February 2nd 2024, and the winner will be contacted by phone. Prize : An espresso machine Rancilio Silvia V6, one year of ZAB (2 small bags of coffee per month for 12 months) as well as a workshop in our Montréal lab. |
| GROUND COFFEE | 17.5 G |
| COFFEE IN THE CUP | 32 G |
| EXTRACTION TIME | 29 SEC |
| ORIGIN | Municipality of San Sebastián, state of Lempira, Honduras |
| PRODUCER | Martha Lícida Vásquez Melgar |
| FARM | San José del Pito |
| VARIETALS | Lempira, Pacas |
| PROCESS | Washed |
| ALTITUDE | 1750 MASL. |
| PARTNERS | Honduran Coffee Alliance |
| LOT SIZE PURCHASED | 1932 KG |
| FOB | 3.04$ US/LB |
| PRICE DELIVERED | 5.16$ CAD/LB |
| RELATIONSHIP | 2 years / 2 lots |
Hailing from San Sebastián, Lempira, Martha Lícida is the eldest of a family of 14 children. Her parents, Pastor Vásquez and Amelia Melgar, were cereal farmers. From a very young age, Martha was involved in farm work while also helping with household chores. Her interest in business quickly emerged, and she learned to bake bread and sweets to sell to people of her neighborhood.
After her marriage to Ángel Benitez at the age of 22, she embarked on several trips to Guatemala to acquire various goods that she later sold in her hometown. Her travels multiplied, and her business flourished until a farmer friend convinced her to venture into coffee cultivation.
It was in 1987 that she managed to purchase her first plot of land in San Sebastián. Since then, Martha has acquired several more properties and entered the coffee production industry. With the support of the Bon Café exporter, she has significantly improved her coffee cultivation and processing techniques. As a result, the quality she delivers each year stands out from that of other producers in the region.
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