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Personal note: I have searched and searched for this varietal for quite a while and I am really excited to finally offer something Maragogipe! I hope you love this coffee aa much I do.
Maragogipe is a natural mutation of Typica, discovered near the Brazilian city of Maragogipe in 1870. The mutation causes the beans, internode spacing and leaves to be especially large and is due to a single dominant gene. Maragogipe is one of the parents of the variety Pacamara.
Maragogipe’s potential cup quality is very high when grown at high altitudes, its yield potential is not. Moreover, Maragogipe is also highly susceptible to several pests and diseases.
German Carranza is a 28-year-old coffee producer, husband, and father of two from the village of Gracias a Dios in the Amazonas Region. His farm, El Bebedero — meaning “The Watering Place” — is named for the natural springs that flow through the land, nourishing both crops and animals.
Personal note: I have searched and searched for this varietal for quite a while and I am really excited to finally offer something Maragogipe! I hope you love this coffee aa much I do.
Maragogipe is a natural mutation of Typica, discovered near the Brazilian city of Maragogipe in 1870. The mutation causes the beans, internode spacing and leaves to be especially large and is due to a single dominant gene. Maragogipe is one of the parents of the variety Pacamara.
Maragogipe’s potential cup quality is very high when grown at high altitudes, its yield potential is not. Moreover, Maragogipe is also highly susceptible to several pests and diseases.
German Carranza is a 28-year-old coffee producer, husband, and father of two from the village of Gracias a Dios in the Amazonas Region. His farm, El Bebedero — meaning “The Watering Place” — is named for the natural springs that flow through the land, nourishing both crops and animals.