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Phoenix

Salvador - Apaneca Ilamatepec - PHOENIX - SHG EP - Washed, Organic

TabiCastilloWashed
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They combine their strengths and volumes to meet their commitments

Phoenix is part of a project to promote organic farming in the region.

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Phoenix coffee is grown under a highly diversified shade system that encourages biodiversity. 

Why choose organic farming?

The Apaneca Ilamatepec region was hit by the Rust, a very serious epidemic, which had serious consequences for coffee production. It destroyed many plantations, forcing growers to replant coffee trees with more resistant varieties over a period of 10 years.

In 2005, well aware of the future challenges of climate change, the cooperative decided to enter the organic market. They encountered difficulties, however, as coffee was more complicated to produce and yields were low. As the cost/benefit ratio was low, many producers withdrew from the cooperative, dropping from 23 to 11. These 11 producers have come together to tackle the instability of production on each farm and offer you a coffee that has risen from the ashes!

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  • Origin

    El Salvador
  • Region

    Apaneca Ilamatepec
  • Terroir

    Ahuachapan
  • Producer

    Les producteurs du projet PHOENIX
  • Species

    Arabica
  • Varieties

    Tabi,

    Castillo

  • Process

    Washed

  • Drying

    Patios

  • Altitude

    1200
  • Harvest period

    December - March
  • Type of harvest

    Manual

The terroir Ahuachapan

The Ahuachapan region, located a few kilometres north of Ataco, is a region with a strong coffee-producing history. It benefits from good year-round water availability, dense forests and soils rich in organic matter that make it a unique terroir well-suited to quality coffee production.

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A few words about Les producteurs du projet PHOENIX

This project is supported by several producers who have been present on the slopes of the Chingo volcano for a long time, but also by young producers who have recently settled in the area. They have the ambition to keep producers on site and to keep coffee growing alive in the long term.

Analyzed to the nearest gram

Analysis performed on incoming sample

2023/2024

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Density

698g/l

Humidity level

11.4%

Water activity

0.6151aw


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+13


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