Nestled in the coffee triangle of Colombia, Jardines Del Edén is an extraordinary farm, named for its beautiful setting and the principles behind it. At first discouraged from following their father into the coffee industry, brothers Felipe and Carlos Arcila pursued careers in engineering. Subsequently, when travelling and studying in Australia, they were inspired by the modern coffee culture they experienced, a link to the world of coffee which captivated them growing up.
It was then that they decided to return to their roots, founding the export company Cofinet before embarking on a truly special project: Jardines Del Edén. In the mountainous landscape of Quindio, Jardines Del Eden climbs from 1800 to 2150m. As well as a commitment to environmentally friendly methods, the brothers have embraced the best modern practices to harness the natural resources at their disposal. Rare varietals at the estate, such as Maragesha, are planted alongside banana, plantain and mandarin oranges on the farm, promoting biodiversity while providing shade for the coffee.
