| Country: | El Salvador |
| Region: | La Libertad |
| Producer: | Vickie Ann Dalton de Diaz |
| Farm: | Matalapa |
| Farm Size: | 173 acres |
| Altitude: | 4,100 - 4,600 feet |
| Varietals: | Pacas and Bourbon |
| Harvest: | January 2020 |
| Rainfall: | 86 - 98 inches per year |
| Soil: | Clay Loam |
| Production Method: | Washed |
| Country: | El Salvador |
| Region: | La Libertad |
| Producer: | Vickie Ann Dalton de Diaz |
| Farm: | Matalapa |
| Farm Size: | 173 acres |
| Altitude: | 4,100 - 4,600 feet |
| Varietals: | Pacas and Bourbon |
| Harvest: | January 2020 |
| Rainfall: | 86 - 98 inches per year |
| Soil: | Clay Loam |
| Production Method: | Washed |
Now Roasting Full-time!
Tasting notes of raisin, honey & dark chocolate
Now Available in 12 ounce or 5 pound bags!
(5 pound available in whole bean only)
Click here to see all coffees available in 5 pound bags
See George's farm visit to Matalapa
Tasting notes of raisin, honey & dark chocolate
Now Available in 12 ounce or 5 pound bags!
(5 pound available in whole bean only)
Click here to see all coffees available in 5 pound bags
The steep slopes of Matalapa face the Pacific Ocean, to the south, which provides afternoon mists helpful in maintaining moisture for the coffee trees.
Matalapa, whose name means 'place where rivers are born', is a fourth generation 174 acre farm averaging 4,100 feet above sea level. It was founded in the late 1800's by Fidelia Lima, great grandmother of the current owner, Vickie Ann Dalton de Diaz. Vickie maintains 14 acres of virgin tropical forest and keeps her coffee plants shaded with over forty varieties of shades trees.
The steep slopes of Matalapa face the Pacific Ocean, to the south, which provide afternoon mists helpful in maintaining cooling moisture for the coffee trees.
This has been a small but excellent quality harvest year, and the cup is lively and sweet.
Since winning in the 2003 El Salvador Cup of Excellence Matalapa has only gotten better.
See George's farm visit to Matalapa
