More about the coffee, producer & region.

The Segovia Family business comprises six farms, each managed by a different family member. Collectively, these farms cover 14.5 hectares of land at altitudes exceeding 2,000 metres above sea level. The Segovias are second-generation producers. During the production season, the entire family is involved in both the harvest and post-harvest processing to minimise costs and maintain high standards. A short distance from Callayuc lies the Viluco Waterfall, also known as the "bridal veil." This picturesque waterfall is situated in a warm climate and is easily accessible to tourists. The journey to the waterfall offers impressive views characteristic of the northern Peruvian Andes. Additionally, the Callayuc region features Cerro Pabellon, a mountain peak exceeding 2,200 metres above sea level, predominantly surrounded by forest. This peak is part of a local mountain chain with endemic characteristics and is considered a wildlife refuge. This mountain range is home to reserve water sources and serves as a refuge for significant wildlife, diverse flora, and intertropical fauna.