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Costa Rica La Pira Estate Typica Natural
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La Pire this coffee estate, located in Costa Rica's famous coffee product "Dota Valley", has a changeable climate, which can give coffee trees the ideal temperature to grow and produce coffee fruits with excellent flavor.
It was bought 50 years ago by the father of the current owner, Carlos Urena, and the locals called the manor by his nickname "Piro". After inheriting his father's estate, Carlos Urena insisted on growing coffee organically, producing coffee beans for many years as a qualified organic certified producer. He has been producing coffee beans for many years as a qualified organic certified producer.
In order to reduce production costs, La Pire adopted Costa Rican's unique way of growing coffee. They keep sheep on the manor, which can be used to control the growth of weeds and avoid the use of herbicides. On the other hand, sheep excrement is also used as fertilizer for coffee trees. Of course, sheep also have other economic value. La Pire, which has an area of only seven hectares, produces small and delicate coffee beans and has achieved good results in Cup of Excellence in recent years.
Dry fragrance: ripe apples, caramel, cocoa, white grapes
Wet fragrance: peach, pineapple, mango, maple syrup, melon
Sipping: strawberries, blueberries, beetroot, thick feeling.
Costa Rica-Pila Manor La Pira
Pila Manor, which has a unique geographical advantage, has also made a lot of efforts in environmental conservation.
Raising animals to eat weeds and reduce the use of herbicides, a unique washing method to produce sweeter coffee ~
treatment of Iron pickup in Costa Rican Coffee Pila Manor
Coffee bean producing area Santa Maria of Dota Valley,Tarrazu
The manor was founded in 1964
Manor size: 7 hectares
Planting area: about 5 hectares
Annual rainfall: about 2000 mm
Average annual temperature: average 19 ℃
Planting altitude: 1600-1750 m
Coffee variety: Typica
Grading standard: SHB
Type of soil: volcanic soil
Coffee treatment: sun treatment
Harvesting method: manual harvesting
Award record: third place in 2011 COE
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