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El Salvador Coffee Manor introduction: Letitia Manor

El Salvador Finca Santa Leticia Las Ninfas Pacamara

Production area: Apaneca-Ilamatepec Mountins

Processing plant: Beneficio El Carmen

Altitude: 1200 mi 1750 m

Treatment: washing method, later stage of sun exposure

Finca Santa Leticia was founded in 1870. Its founder, Francisco Menendez, is an important figure in the history of El Salvador. He not only made great contributions to the education system of Giza, but also became president in 1886. During his reign, he drafted a constitution to lead the country to freedom and democracy. After his death on June 22nd, 1890, the people of the country commemorated this day every year as teacher's Day. Today, the estate is inherited by the descendants of his family.

Located in the Apaneca volcanic area of western El Salvador and on the Central American ecological corridor stretching from Mexico to Panama, the San Leticia Manor covers an area of nearly 100 hectares. Shade planting (shade-grown) is very important to the conservation of local biodiversity. According to statistics, the manor inhabits more than 120 species of migratory birds and 259 species of insects, which can produce 2500 kilograms of fresh oxygen for the earth every day.

Located in central Central America, with Honduras to the north, Guatemala to the west, Nicaragua to the east and El Salvador to the south of the Pacific Ocean, it is the smallest and most densely populated country in Central America. Coffee beans are the main agricultural products in most regions, and traditional bourbon trees are planted in 60% of the producing areas. In recent years, the Pacamara variety with bright sweet and sour fruit and solid texture (derived from the hybrid of Maragogipe and Pacas by coffee researchers in El Salvador in 1957) has become a trend and has achieved excellent performance in the COE competition one after another.

Located on the slope of 1400 meters above sea level in the Apaneca volcanic area of western El Salvador, the San Leticia Manor is geologically sandy and volcanic, with fertile soil; the warm and humid microclimate with an average annual temperature of 15 degrees Celsius and an average rainfall of more than 2000 mm is considered to be the best coffee-growing area in El Salvador. Apaneca means the stream of Rivers of Wind-- in the local Navat language (Nahuat). The 15-hectare archaeological area of the Mayan civilization is dotted with mounds, as well as large man-made platforms and three monuments with a big belly. The largest one weighs 21000 pounds and is a very representative and distinctive object in the area.

Francisco Menendez, an important promoter of the Salvadoran education system, founded the San Leticia estate at the end of 1870 and became president of El Salvador in 1886. The constitution drafted during his administration led the trend of freedom and democracy in Latin America; after his death on June 22nd, 1890, the people of the country designated June 22nd every year as Teachers' Day to commemorate him. Today, the estate is run by Ricardo and Mauricio Valdivieso, grandsons of Francisco Menendez. St. Leticia Manor is not only a coffee farm, thousands of trees are important for local biodiversity conservation, but also provide a beautiful habitat for transit migratory birds.

Flavor: passion fruit yellow fruit sour and sweet balanced cream smooth taste drupe caramel honey sweet bright and complex

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