Sourced:
Directly from individual producers

Region:
San Marcos, Ocotepeque

Varieties:
Catuai, Caturra,  Lempira, IH90 and Bourbon

Altitude Range:
1,100-1,920 MASL

Harvest Months:
December to March

Wet Mill Process:
Fully Washed 

Drying Method:
Solar Dryers and Patios

Cup Score Range:
83.0 –  84.0

Availability:
10,000 bags/60kg

San Marcos is located in Ocotepeque which sits on the border with Guatemala and El Salvador. It lies between the Güisayote Biological Reserve and Celaque National Park.

Güisayote Biological Reserve is covered by a thick cloud forest, the highest peak of the mountain reach 2,310 m.a.s.l. Celaque National park has Honduras’ tallest peak, called Pico Celaque, which reaches approximately 2,870 m.a.s.l

All this creates a micro weather which has an impact on the cup profile, with a citric, and tangerine acidity, round and well- balanced body with a sustained aftertaste that altogether turns into a highly pleasant beverage.

Fact


Its main economic activities are agricultural, including coffee, corn, cabbage, sugar cane, and onions. Due to its favorable location just, a few kilometers away from the border with El Salvador as well as the border with Guatemala.