Caballero   

Together Marysabel Caballero and her husband Moises Herrera run Caballero, which consists of about 150 hectares of coffee farms and a dry mill called Xinacla. Marysabel Caballero, who inherited the farms from her parents is largely responsible for overseeing and managing the farms and the people who work on them and Moises, with his background in engineering is responsible for running the mill and innovating processes therein.

We’ve worked with Marysabel and Moises for five years, we’ve pretty much always had a coffee from them on our list and about three years ago we started using lots from their farms as one of our key Unit Fourteen coffees.

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Production Assistant     

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We are looking for a production assistant to join our roastery team.   

Packing and dispatch will be the majority of your working day all while keeping the roastery organised and clean and making sure all our orders are correct and leaving the roastery on time. You will be asked to help the roasting team with a number of tasks from cuppings to cleaning the roaster to moving green coffee around the roastery. We roast and ship five days a week with a high number of wholesale and webstore orders leaving every day.

This role is a fantastic introduction to roastery life and there is always the possibility of progression towards roasting and having a more coffee focused role within Round Hill.  

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Rolando Cordoba

We first discovered his coffee during the Tarqui Cup in 2018, a condition of the cup is that it’s judged completely blind, so it wasn’t until after the competition we found out he’d produced it. It was the second place coffee that year and one of our favourite coffees on the table, it was really delicious and juicy. We bid on and committed to buying the coffee based purely on the cup quality. Following the competition the organisers; Fairfield Trading and Nordic Approach host a big party in the local community centre where there is a big outdoor oven and a kitchen, so that farmers, exporters and visiting roasters can eat, drink a few beers, meet and talk. 

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