79Washed lot with Milk Chocolate, Stewed Apple, and Peanut Butter in the cup.
Santa Ana, SV · Washed
Producer
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Producer overview
Maria Pacas operates in the Apaneca-Ilamatepec region of Santa Ana, El Salvador. Her coffee production is situated at an altitude of 1350 meters.
The varietal landscape of her production is characterized by the use of specific cultivars categorized as other. These include the Bernardina variety, which appears in both washed and natural process formats.
Her process portfolio is balanced between washed and natural treatments. Recent catalog entries demonstrate this range, including the El Salvador Santa Maria and Bernardina lots processed as washed, alongside the Bernardina and Santa Juana lots processed as natural.
The catalog footprint for Maria Pacas includes four distinct lots. These coffees have been featured by two different roasters, specifically Proud Mary Coffee and Tres Cabezas.
Recent catalog examples include the El Salvador Santa Maria washed lot and the Bernardina washed lot, both roasted by Proud Mary Coffee. Additionally, the Santa Juana filter lot processed as a natural was featured by Tres Cabezas.
The work of Maria Pacas is defined by a consistent application of both washed and natural processing methods across a focused selection of varietals.
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Producer profile
Varietals
Processes
Altitude
1350–1350m
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79Washed lot with Milk Chocolate, Stewed Apple, and Peanut Butter in the cup.
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