Hartmann Estate Pacamara

This is a unique Pacamara lot. The Institute for Coffee Research (ISIC) created the Pacamara hybrid in El Salvador in the 1950s. The variety is a cross of Pacas (a Bourbon mutation) and Maragogype. Pacamara is relatively short with high productivity and is prized for its large cherries. The name comes from the first 4 letters of each parent. The Hartmann family patriarch, Alois St. Hartmann, was born in Czechoslovakia in 1891. In 1914, at the onset of First World War. Hartmann emigrated to Pennsvlvania in the United States where he changed his name to Luis Hartmann. Hartmann later purchased land in Chiriqui. in Panama and built a house. On that land, Hartmann began growing the first coffee trees on the Hartmann Estate.

200 grams packaged into our beautiful new Exotic Collectors Tins.