Capetilo Manor, one of the oldest estates of Guatemalan Coffee, introduces the sun-tanned bourbon.
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Introduction to the manor
The Capetello estate has been run by the Pedro Echeverria family for generations, and now Mr Pedro Ashvania is in charge of the estate. The estate has a unique location and is located on the inside of the Antigua Valley in Guatemala, between the Akatnam fruit and the Agoa volcanic belt. Capetilo is an ancient manor that used to grow short-term crops such as sugar, but coffee has been grown since decades ago. the machines used to grind sugar are now used to remove the peel and flesh of coffee fruits, and so far they have been using water as the main source of electricity.
The vertical integration of the coffee estate is arranged on its own, from growing coffee seeds to packaging and arranging coffee exports. the latest generation of sorting machines and electronic picking machines have been installed to ensure the continuous production of stable and high-quality coffee.
Capetilo Manor is one of the oldest estates in Guatemala (140 years). The coffee garden is right next to the volcano, so it enjoys fertile volcanic soil. This ERGOS selection is a suntan bourbon with a rich flavor of tropical fruits. Intense fruit fermented aromas such as berries and its ultra-high sweetness make this coffee even more stunning, smooth and clean.
Introduction to Coffee

Manor: Capetello Manor
Producing area: Antigua producing area
Planting altitude: 1500m-1700m
Treatment method: solarization treatment
Variety: yellow bourbon species
Soil: volcanic pumice
Shade tree: Gravilea
Harvest time: October to May
Annual rainfall: 800-1200mm
Average annual temperature: 18-22 °C
Humidity: 65%
Flavor description: tropical fruit tea-like rich flavor, full-bodied fruit fermented aroma such as jelly fruit, its high sweetness makes this coffee more amazing, smooth taste and good cleanliness.
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