This high-altitude coffee, produced in the La Libertad area (Huehuetenango region), is a blend of two Arabica varieties harvested only at optimum ripeness: red bourbon and caturra. It was the Sourcing Director of Finca la Bolsa at the time, Angel Barrera, who inspired the name La Mochilita when he set out to discover the region on several occasions, always accompanied by his rucksack. It means "little rucksack" in Spanish. To ensure the traceability of the coffee, they have decided to have La Mochilita processed in a single factory to ensure a much more consistent profile. La Mochilita is produced on limestone soil typical of the high-altitude Huehuetenango region, and is therefore distinguished by its complexity and acidity.