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Go to the place, work with whoever produces it, transform it with method, and say exactly how it was done.

Néctar Nómada is where all of it lives: the apiaries, the bloom, the coffee trees, the cacao and its chocolate, our ferments, the expeditions and the teaching.

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Cerro Tute, Santa Fe de Veraguas, January 2023

Origin · Transformation · Experience

Origin

The place, the bloom, the season, and the people who work that ground.

Transformation

Fermentation, processing and sensory analysis — the method explained, not oversold.

Experience

Something to taste, learn or take part in, and the knowledge given back.

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On right now

The bottles are at the taproom

Alliodora, the Royal Reserve fruit wines and the raw honey, at Cervecería Tres Gatos.

Field journal

What you see when you go

Men working the cane-juice troughs under the roof of the mill, San Juan de Veraguas
Cane and raspadura · San Juan, Veraguas
An opened cacao pod on a board, the white pulp against the orange husk
Cacao · Santa Fe
Palm wine being poured into small glasses on a wooden table
Ferments · palm wine
Video · the apiary on the hillside, Santa Fe

Project

Apiaries and the honey collection

“A honey from Pedasí is nothing like one from Cerro Azul, and that difference isn't noise. It's the record of a place and of one particular year.”

Daniel Giráldez

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Pen drawing: a beekeeper in hat and veil inspecting a frame from the hive
Illustration: Oliver Chez

Series

Madera y Miel

“One tree, two raw materials, the same season.”

Daniel Giráldez

Developed with Marcelino Guevara.

Alliodora

Serie Madera y Miel. Spirit distilled from guarapo, aged in local wood and infused with wildflower honey.

Santa Fe, Veraguas · 800 maslHarvest April 2025750 ml · 42% abv
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Pen drawing: a bee on the flowering umbels of Cordia alliodora
The bloom
Pen drawing: a cross-section of the trunk, the growth rings
The wood

Illustration: Oliver Chez

Project

Coffee Research & Processing

Working alongside coffee producers to understand what happens between the farm and the cup — designing and documenting processing trials, fermentation, drying, sensory evaluation and the systems needed to make the results reproducible.

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Project

CryoBloom

Experimental Panama Geisha lots taken out of their origin and processed under a protocol of our own.

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Project

Mead and wines

Meads made from the multifloral honey of our apiaries, and natural wines from tropical fruit.

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Project

Chicha

Landrace maize, the microorganisms involved, and the variants of chicha that exist in the country.

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Stories

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For producers

Services

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Who's behind it

Daniel Giráldez

Daniel Giráldez processes coffee, harvests honey and ferments what grows in Panama.

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