Matagalpa Coffee producing area in Nicaragua introduces the flavor characteristics of Matagalpa coffee
Matagalpa producing area
Matagalpa (Matagalpa) is the second largest province in northern Nepal, with a cool climate and diverse ecology, which creates natural conditions suitable for growing coffee. Because it is less influenced by Spanish colonization, it still preserves the indigenous way of life and many archaeological relics and rock paintings in Nepal. This area is a boutique coffee bean producing area in Nepal.
Altitude: 600-1300 m
Coffee variety: Arabica
Season: November of each year to March of the following year
Annual rainfall: 1500-1700 mm
Average temperature: 20-30 ℃
Coffee characteristics
Medium to high acidity, moderate thickness, high sweetness, dry aroma with strong floral aroma, mouth or meticulous, supple with distinct chocolate, caramel, comprehensive fresh fruit, lemon and citrus flavor. Most of the coffee in this area is planted in shade and treated by the sun, and the coffee flavor is meticulous and mild.
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An introduction to the History of Nicaraguan Coffee
Nicaraguan coffee history introduces that Nicaragua began to grow coffee in the late 1800s, but it was not until the mid-19th century that it became an important export product. The increase in global demand for coffee (especially from North America) and the decline in supply in the Pacific islands have led to the steady development of the coffee market here. Around this time, the first batch appeared in the Managua region.
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Characteristics of Sinotega coffee producing area in Nicaragua
Sinotega (Jinotega) is located in the north-central part of the country. Except for the two autonomous regions in the north and south of the Atlantic Ocean, Jinotega has the largest land area in Nepal. This area is surrounded by high mountains, many rivers flow through, the volcanic soil is fertile, and perennial fog shrouds to form a cloud forest, creating a rich and diverse ecological environment. This producing area has the largest coffee production in Nepal.
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