Editorial illustrationEl Injerto
This is a research profile, not an independently conducted farm visit. Producer and coffee relationships are shown only when the records agree. Check the research sources below for supporting evidence.
The story
The Aguirre family has developed El Injerto into one of Guatemala's most decorated coffee estates. The current generation continues to refine production while protecting the farm's environmental and social programs.
Innovations
El Injerto combines selective variety work—including Red Pacamara—with continual improvements in farm quality, environmental preservation, and worker-community development.
Published coffees linked to this farm
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Editorial illustrationResearch sources & verification
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Research last reviewed: 2026-09-29
Professional coverage involving coffees from El Injerto
This coverage concerns specific lots — roasted, sold and reviewed by other roasters and publications — at moments in time. It is not a review of every coffee connected to El Injerto, and none of these scores applies to our current coffee profiles or to the farm generally.
Coffee Review scored a special Pacamara auction lot from El Injerto 95 points, describing a tartly sweet, lemon-berry complexity over a silky mouthfeel. The reviewed lot was roasted by Willoughby's Coffee & Tea - a different roaster, lot and era from George Howell's current El Injerto Red Pacamara. It documents the farm's Pacamara quality, not this coffee.