Coffee region guide
Copán
코판
A northwestern mountain coffee origin along Honduras’ border with Guatemala.
Also known as: Copan
Place and growing environment
Shade includes Inga, fruit and forest trees. Coffee grows at 1,000–1,500 m; San Isidro is relatively dry.
- Growing elevation
- 1,000–1,500 m
Recorded flavors
- 01Floral
- 02Mandarin orange
- 03Delicate
Processing
Triple fermentation
Grown varieties
Catuai · Obata · Parainema
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.
Parainema
A Sarchimor selection released by Honduras's IHCAFE in 2004.
- Lineage
- Obtained by pedigree selection from T5296.
- Growing conditions
- Compact, adapted to middle elevations, with high yield potential.
- Traits
- Shows resistance to rust and some Meloidogyne nematodes.
Lot details
- Variety · process
- Catuai · ObataTriple fermentation
- Tasting notes
- Floral · Mandarin orange
Finca La Unica
Leticia Lopez
Corquín, Copán, Honduras · Harvest 2025/26
- Variety · process
- ParainemaFully washed
- Tasting notes
- Root beer · Cherry · Almond · Butterscotch
Sources
- San Isidro Triple Fermentation(opens in a new tab)
Ally Coffee · Accessed
- Mauricio Salazar El Meson Parainema(opens in a new tab)
Sucafina · Accessed
- Honduras Finca La Unica(opens in a new tab)
Cloud City Coffee Roasting · Accessed
- Katia Duke — Finca San Isidro(opens in a new tab)
Peixoto Coffee Roasters · Accessed