CHILD LABOUR FREE COFFEE! Tasting a gift I got from @evecab and @el...

It's been 3 weeks since I've met those two during my unoofficial SF3 trip and got this amazing looking pack of coffee. And for 3 weeks, my life was a sprint of finishing and defending the thesis. And then, lot of alcohol :D

Now, as my life is finally back to normal, I knew that first Dtube video to post has to be the review of ELETA coffee I got from @evecab and @el-cr. As some of you might now, me and @phortun traveled to Steemfest kinda to just meet those two. We live in neighboring countries but still, some of you might think it wasn't worth it. It deffo was!And on top of that, look what a cool coffee I got! :D

If you're interested what's that coffee, check it out HERE. It seems they're concerned about all the right stuff! Here just the part of the text I've linked:

Cafe de Eleta’s Child Labour Free project states “We believe that we contribute in some way to the growth of Panama and its people, which is, without doubt, the best resource we have as a country. Any support we can provide to provide a better quality of life to our women, men and children is a contribution to national future.” The wages for coffee plantation workers in Panama is one of the highest in the region, with pickers able to earn up to $100US per day. Most of the Ngobe Bugle moves to coffee farms with their wives and small children. On our farm, children do not work: during the months when their parents are engaged in their work activities, children receive education, play and build relationships of mutual respect with the non-indigenous community in the area.

I don't even know why I'm surprised because we all know that Eve and Carlos doo everything right :)) I'm kinda disappointed I've read more about the coffee just now and didn't talk about it that much in the video, which is more fun oriented.