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Microregion guide

San Pedro Necta

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A coffee subregion within Huehuetenango.

Also known as: San Pedro Nectá

Place and growing environment

La Providencia uses its sloped terrain for a gravity-assisted mill and water channels.

Recorded flavors

  • 01White peach
  • 02Apricot
  • 03Brown sugar
  • 04Lime zest

Processing

Washed

Grown varieties

Bourbon · Catuai · Caturra · Mundo Novo · Pacamara · Geisha · Anacafe 14 · Villa Sarchi · Maragogype · H1 Centroamericano

Bourbon

A traditional variety central to the ancestry of cultivated Arabica.

Lineage
Belongs to the Bourbon genetic group and underlies several compact varieties.
Growing conditions
Tall plants susceptible to leaf rust and coffee berry disease.
Traits
Strong high-altitude cup potential; fruit ripens relatively early.
Sources

Catuai

A productive compact variety released by Brazil's IAC in 1972.

Lineage
Selected from a cross of Mundo Novo and Caturra.
Growing conditions
Its compact stature supports dense planting; susceptible to leaf rust.
Traits
Separate selections produce red or yellow fruit.
Sources

Caturra

A compact Bourbon mutation discovered in Brazil.

Lineage
A single-gene mutation subsequently selected by IAC from 1937.
Growing conditions
Short internodes and closely spaced branches suit dense planting; susceptible to leaf rust.
Traits
Widely cultivated in Central America and used as a benchmark in variety trials.
Sources

Mundo Novo

A vigorous, tall variety selected in Brazil.

Lineage
Originates from a natural Bourbon–Typica cross.
Growing conditions
Productive for a traditional variety, with relatively late ripening.
Traits
Crossed with Caturra to create Catuai.
Sources

Pacamara

A large-bean variety developed by El Salvador's ISIC with high cup potential.

Lineage
Selected from Pacas × Maragogipe.
Growing conditions
Generally compact and susceptible to rust and Ojo de Gallo disease.
Traits
Very large seeds; traits continue to segregate between generations.
Sources

Gesha

A name used for several genetically distinct coffee lineages originating in Ethiopia.

Lineage
Descendants of accession T2722 distributed in Panama form a distinct lineage.
Sources

Anacafe 14

A compact cultivar released by Guatemala's ANACAFÉ in 2014.

Lineage
Believed to originate from a natural Catimor–Pacamara cross.
Growing conditions
Very large beans, late ripening and drought tolerance.
Sources

Villa Sarchi

A compact variety discovered in Costa Rica's Alajuela province.

Lineage
Selected from a natural mutation in a Bourbon population.
Growing conditions
Adapted to high elevations and tolerant of strong winds.
Traits
A parent used in developing the Sarchimor group.
Sources

Maragogipe

A Brazilian Typica mutation distinguished by unusually large seeds and leaves.

Lineage
Found near Maragogipe in 1870; a parent of Pacamara.
Growing conditions
Widely spaced internodes and very low productivity.
Traits
Susceptible to rust, with good cup performance in Central America.
Sources

Centroamericano

An F1 variety released in 2010 through a Central American breeding collaboration.

Lineage
A cross of T5296 and Rume Sudan.
Growing conditions
Establishment depends on early root development and nutrition; propagated clonally.
Traits
Combines strong yield potential with high-altitude cup quality.
Sources

Lot details

  1. Cascada Encantada Geisha Natural

    Morales family — Cascada Encantada

    San Pedro Necta, Huehuetenango

    Sources
    Variety · process
    GeishaNatural
    Tasting notes
    Melon · Orange · Guava · Silky
Sources