El Salvador coffees have been famous for the honey processed coffees, which give a strong body and a sweet aftertaste, making a premium coffee.
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Familia Diaz is not just any coffee farm. It’s a farm that produces the Pacamara variety other called the “elephant bean.” Its variety is triple the size of the average size of standard coffee beans.
Jose Efrain is a farmer with over 30 years of experience, so he knows about agriculture, and this is one of the reasons his coffee scores a near 90 in specialty coffee grading.
The La Palma coffee farm is a land of 15 hectares entire utilizing it for coffee growing, each family member has its land, but the work has been done by sharing the same workers
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