Limited Availability · Farm Direct

The Drop List

Some of the rarest specialty microlots in the world come from a single hillside in Matagalpa, Nicaragua. When a new lot drops — Laurina, Geisha, Anaerobic Java, Pacamara — the people on this list hear about it first.

No newsletters. No noise. Just drops.

Laurina
Washed · 85pt
Naturally low caffeine
Ultra-rare production
85
Geisha
Washed · 87pt
Jasmine, peach, apple
2nd harvest at EQ
87
Anaerobic Java
Natural · 87pt
Dried fruit, chocolate
Experimental process
87
Pacamara
Washed · 87pt
Mango, citrus, savory
Limited lot
87
Java Washed
Washed · 85pt
Floral, jasmine, citrus
20+ year flagship
85
Future Lots
New varietals
Experimental lots
First access reserved
TBD

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We'll reach out when new El Quetzal microlots become available. These lots sell out fast — sometimes within 48 hours of notification. Keep an eye on your inbox.

Why this list matters

1
The lots are genuinely limited
Laurina 2025 production was under 1,000 lbs total. Geisha is in its second year at the farm. Pacamara is a single hillside parcel. These aren't marketing numbers — they're harvest constraints. Once a lot sells out, it's gone until next season.
2
Farm-direct means faster allocation
El Quetzal is a fourth-generation estate that owns the farm, the mill, and the export. No importer middleman. When a lot clears processing, Drop List subscribers hear about available inventory directly — before it hits any marketplace.
3
Scores that justify the search
Geisha, Anaerobic Java, and Pacamara all cupped at 87 points in 2026. Laurina at 85. These aren't curiosity lots — they're competition-grade coffees from a farm that's been producing specialty continuously since 1947.