Not ratedCaramel, Peach, and Tangerine on a honey build.
Central Valley, CR · Honey
Producer
Oscar & Francisca Chacón’s lots are carried by 3 different roasters. The same coffee, interpreted by 3 different roasting curves; a comparison nobody else can show you.
Producer overview
Oscar and Francisca Chacón operate in the Central Valley region of Costa Rica, specifically within Sabanilla de Alajuela. Their coffee production takes place at an altitude band ranging from 1400 to 1600 meters above sea level.
The varietal landscape on their farm is composed of Caturra and Catuai, alongside other cultivars. These varieties form the basis of their current production output.
The producer maintains a diverse process portfolio. Their catalog entries include natural, anaerobic natural, and honey processed coffees. This range demonstrates an engagement with both traditional and experimental post-harvest treatments.
Their catalog footprint includes four distinct lots represented across three different roasters. These coffees have been featured in the index with an average Northscore of 61.4.
Recent catalog examples include the Costa Rica Las Lajas Double Diamond processed as an anaerobic natural by Dark Woods Coffee, the Costa Rica Calle Lajas and Finca Los Ángeles lots processed as naturals by Anodyne Coffee, and the Costa Rica Las Lajas Honey processed by La Terza Artisan Coffee Roasterie.
The work of Oscar and Francisca Chacón is characterized by a consistent application of varied processing methods across their available lots.
Distilled from catalog data, COE history, and reviewer coverage.
Producer profile
Varietals
Processes
Altitude
1400–1600m
Not ratedCaramel, Peach, and Tangerine on a honey build.
Central Valley, CR · Honey
67Expect Tangerine, Cranberry, and Caramel from this natural.
Central Valley, CR · Natural
67Blackberries, Chocolate, and Winey on a natural build.
Sabanilla de Alajuela, CR · Natural
Not ratedExpect Seville Orange and Malted Milk from this anaerobic natural.
CR · Anaerobic Natural
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Same country, shared varietals; other farmers whose lots Cherrybook has catalogued.