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Angel Arturo Paz's Pacamara 🇭🇳

Angel Arturo Paz's Pacamara 🇭🇳

Washed - Honduras

One of the standout coffees from Ángel’s farm is his Pacamara. Pacamara is a hybrid variety that was originally developed in the 1950s in El Salvador by cross breeding Pacas (a natural mutation of the Bourbon varietal) with Maragogipe (a natural mutation of the Typica varietal). This varietal is celebrated for its sweetness, full body, vibrant acidity, and layered complexity and Ángel’s lot is no exception. In this offering, we’re enjoying its yellow fruit and floral characteristics.

Origin

, Santa Barbara, Honduras (1500-masl)

Variety & Processing

Variety

  • Pacamara

Processing Method

Flavor Profile

  • Pear, Honeydew, Chamomile, Dandelion
Regular price $25.00 USD
Regular price Sale price $25.00 USD
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Producer Information

Producer

Sourced by

Angel Arturo Paz Ramirez

Ángel Artua Paz is a third generation coffee producer, beginning his work with coffee processing at the San Vicente Mill at a young age. For the past 15 years he has been collaborating with specialty coffee farmers and is recognized as one of the top coffee producers in Honduras.

In 2007, Ángel purchased his first property, the beginnings of his farm La Colmena, where he planted only Red Catuai. By 2009, Ángel had produced his first micro-lot for the specialty market. Then, in 2018, he acquired a second farm located in El Dorado, Santa Bárbara where he introduced several new coffee varieties. Three years later, his second farm began producing coffees known for their high quality and consistency. We had the pleasure of meeting Ángel in 2025 at the Producer Roaster Forum in Honduras, where we were not only impressed by the quality of his coffees, but of his dedication to his craft.

Shipping & Fulfillment

All online orders will be packaged and shipped on Fridays

All coffee is shipped as close to roast date as possible, however we find our coffees taste best 3-6 weeks off roast.