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Finca Divina Providencia - Natural Bourbon

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Sicafe S.A. De C.V.

30 ventas en Algrano
Origen
El Salvador
Productor
Sicafe S.A. De C.V.
Variedad
Red Bourbon
Tipo de proceso
Natural/secado al sol
Rango de altitud
1450m - 1450m
Periodo de cosecha
enero de 2024 - abril de 2024
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86.0 puntos
ID
SV-137-202401-34a93f46e3
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La historia del café

Single Estate Name | Divina Providencia
Owner | Rafael Silva
Region | Apaneca-Illamatepec Mountain Range
Micro-Region | Apaneca, Ahuachapán
Altitude | 1450 masl
Size | 12 hectars
Yearly Rain Average | 2600mm
Type of Soil | Clay Loam Soil
Varieties | Red Bourbon, Pacas
Type of Shade Trees | Inga’s, Cypress, Pine
Flowering Period | March to May
Harvesting Period | November to February
Processing Methods | Washed, Semi-Wash, Honey, Natural, Experiments
Drying Methods | Sun-dried in patios and raised beds

Finca Divina Providencia has been in Rafael’s family for a very long time now. This farm has passed down through the generations by Rafael’s family on his mother’s side. The farm is located at 1450 masl 2 miles down the side of the road between the city of Apaneca and the town of Ataco in the Ahuachapán department. 

The farm has a very unique micro-climate, rich in nutrient soils that make producing high-quality coffee an easy task. Every day in the afternoon, the farm is completely covered with fog. The farm received very little sunlight and cero wind gusts. With its Clay Loam Soils and sufficient rainfall, it is easy for the coffee trees to absorb all nutrients in the soil. 

The farm used to be 100% bourbon, but we have been finding several Pacas trees amongst the plantation. Pacas is a natural mutation from bourbon. Pacas trees are short in height, with short branches but really high in productivity compared to Bourbon trees.

This farm was one of Rafael’s mother’s babies. She took immense care of this property and thought it should stay in the family for generations to come. As Rafael tells us, his mother, Eve Thelma Hoff, would walk through this farm every afternoon when she was in Apaneca.