Venezuelan Coffee From Montebello Estate in Táchira

Published: Oct 18, 2026 Author: World Gafei Last Updated: Oct/18/2026 130 views

Explore Venezuela’s forgotten coffee heritage from the high-altitude Montebello estate in Táchira, known for mild, balanced Typica and Bourbon beans.

Venezuela may be better known for oil, but high in its Andean mountains, a quieter agricultural legacy thrives: coffee. Once a significant exporter, the country saw its coffee farms abandoned during the oil boom. Now, long-neglected plantations are making a slow but meaningful comeback—especially in the southwestern state of Táchira. This is where some of the finest surviving examples of Venezuela’s traditional coffee varieties are still cultivated, offering a taste of what the country once exported globally.

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