Pacamara Castelgazzo - Camino Coffee
Kenya Castelgazzo - Camino Coffee
Pacamara Castelgazzo - Camino Coffee
Kenya Castelgazzo - Camino Coffee
Kenya Castelgazzo - Camino Coffee
Pacamara Castelgazzo - Camino Coffee

Pacamara Castelgazzo

Regular price €19,95
(€39,90 / kg)
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Tasting Notes

Floral Yellow Fruits Honey

Profile

Roast Level 8/10
Light Dark
Intensity 9/10
Mild Bold

Farm Profile

The story

Finca Castelgazzo is located in an exceptional place: the buffer zone of the Montecristo National Park, in the heart of the Trifinio Biosphere Reserve where El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras meet. On these high mountain slopes, surrounded by cloud forests at over 1,500 meters above sea level, the coffee plants thrive in a cool and stable microclimate that is ideal for producing high-quality coffee.

The farm was founded in 1995 by Mario and “La Geña” Cristiani with a clear vision: to create an agricultural and forestry project that respects nature while supporting economic and social development. What began as a carefully designed sustainability initiative has grown into a farm where forest management, environmental protection and high-quality coffee cultivation exist in harmony.

After the passing of the founders, Castelgazzo is now led by their daughters — Paola, Lucía and Carolina — who have carried their parents’ mission forward: to cultivate a place defined by peace, beauty and nature, where every harvest contributes to a sustainable family legacy.

Castelgazzo works exclusively with shaded, reforested plots and natural water sources, fostering long-term relationships in which producers and coffee drinkers strengthen one another. Each bag of coffee supports the preservation of this unique ecosystem and the continuation of a family tradition rooted in care, respect and quality.

For Camino Coffee, Finca Castelgazzo is a remarkable partner: a farm that not only produces excellent coffee but also embodies a vision that aligns with our commitment to quality, transparency and sustainable collaboration.

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Details

Altitude 1450-1780 MASL
Process 72h fermentation, bed dry 30-35 days
Variety Pacamara
Harvest Jan/Feb
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