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La Pira of Tara Jubila Manor in Costa Rica introduces the organic certified coffee production estate.

Published: 2024-11-03 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/03, For professional baristas, follow the Coffee Workshop (Wechat official account cafe_style), the 50-year-old Pilla estate named after Carlos Carlos's father Gilberto Urena's nickname PIRO. After inheriting the family farm, Carlos operates as an organic certified coffee farm, but in recent years Carlos has chosen another type of manor to take care of it because of its high cost.

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Named after the nickname PIRO of Gilberto Urena, the father of Carlos Carlos, Pilar Manor has a history of 50 years. After inheriting the family farm, Carlos operated as an organic certified coffee farm, but because of the high cost, Carlos chose another type of manor care in recent years. He raised animals such as goats and ate weeds on the manor. Directly reduced the use of chemical or organic herbicides, among other economic values, the feces also contribute to the fertilization of coffee trees. Make the coffee in the manor clean and sweet.

Located in the Dota Valley, the estate features a changeable climate and provides an ideal temperature for coffee beans to grow.

Pilar Manor won the COE in 2009, 2011 and 2012, and won the third place in C.O.E with a high score of 88.85 in 2011.

Country: Costa Rica

Producing area: Tarazhu

Altitude: 1650 m

Treatment: insolation

Grade: SHB

Variety: Tibica

Flavor description: strawberry, blueberry, beetroot, thick

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