Nicaragua washed Arabica SHG EP Finca Las Morenitas

fresh and juicy acidity, smooth body, milk chocolate, green apple
Acidity
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60 % of 100
Flavor
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60 % of 100
SCA Score 83.75
Body
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60 % of 100
Auf Lager: Vollers Hamburg
Verfügbare Menge: 52 Sack à 69kg
SKU
103244-1350

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Unit of Measure Sack à 69kg
Status Spot
Warehouse Vollers Hamburg
Crop 23/24
Acidity 3.000000
Flavor 3.000000
Charge 103244
Variety Red Catuai & Yellow Catuai
Region Jinotega
Process Washed
Grade SHG EP
Producer Finca Las Morenitas
SCA Score 83.750000
Body 3.000000

Nicaragua is one of the biggest coffee producers in Central America. Coffee from this large but thinly populated country is of high quality and complex flavor. In the past, coffee production has suffered from devastating hurricanes and political and financial instability. Luckily, the situation has visibly recovered in the past 20 years. Producers are now keen to develop their agricultural practices within an improving infrastructure to revive their reputation in the specialty coffee scene.

Finca Las Morenitas was established in 2007 and is located in the mountains of Jinotega, next to the small town of Bonetillo. The region of Jinotega in northern Nicaragua produces some of the country's finest coffees. It is well known for its volcanic and loamy soils and provides ideal conditions for coffee cultivation due to its rich and diverse micro-climate. The hilly and mountainous land surrounding the farm is covered by a lush pine forest where monkeys, birds, and other native animals can roam freely. The owners of Las Morenitas pay particular attention to the environment. Coffee is cultivated under shade trees such as the Nopal and Guava. Pulp undergoes a natural composting process and is used as an organic fertilizer. The farm also has a day-care center and a small clinic for the farmers and the community members.

For this washed coffee, the cherries are carefully selected by hand once they are red and ripe. After that, they are de-pulped, fermented, washed, and dried in the sun. Afterward, it's transported to the dry mill. There, the parchment is de-husked and carefully prepared for export.

Nicaragua is a renowned coffee-producing country in Central America. Coffee from this thinly populated nation is of high quality and characteristic flavor. Based on its soil, diverse varieties, and changing microclimates, the country offers a surprising range of cup profiles.

In 1790, Catholic Missionaries – out of curiosity - first started growing coffee in Nicaragua. But it took another fifty years for coffee to become an economically relevant income pillar to the country. Between 1840 and 1940, Nicaragua’s coffee industry blossomed and grew its global market share substantially. Initially, the Government subsidized large farms but later started the institutionalization of cooperatives. First coops were formed only in the early 20th century.

In the past, coffee production has suffered from devastating political and financial instability. Although the coffee industry experienced several setbacks, coffee remained among the country’s primary export goods. Luckily, in the past 20 years, the situation has started to recover. Producers are now keen to develop their agricultural practices within an improving infrastructure to revive their reputation in the specialty coffee scene. Today, coffees from Nicaragua have a high level of traceability. The best known coffee-growing regions are the highlands of Jinotega and Matagalpa, and Nueva Segovia. As farmers are continuously improving their agricultural techniques, the quality of Nicaraguan coffee has been steadily increasing, suggesting great potential for the country’s future production.

 

CONTINENTCentral America
COFFEE REGIONSJinotega, Matagalpa, Nueva Segovia
COFFEE ALTITUDES1,000 – 1,700 masl.
VARIETIESCaturra, Bourbon, Maracaturra, Maragogype, Pacamara, Catuaí, & Catimor
HARVEST PERIODDec - Mar
COFFEE FARMSSmallholders and plantations
AVERAGE FARM SIZE0.5 – 5.5 ha
YEARLY PRODUCTION (IN 60KG BAGS)2.650.000
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