Editorial illustrationPacamara
Pacamara is an Arabica variety created by crossing the compact Salvadoran Pacas variety with the very-large-bean Maragogipe variety. It is prized for distinctive large beans and high cup-quality potential, although its expression remains highly dependent on farm, processing, and roast.
Breeding work began in El Salvador in 1958 to combine Pacas plant characteristics with Maragogipe's unusually large fruit and seed size. The variety later spread to other specialty-producing areas of Central America.
Lot-dependent; high-quality examples can show pronounced sweetness, fruit, spice, and a structured body.
A tall-growing variety known for very large cherries and beans.
Large, visually distinctive beans and strong specialty-cup potential.
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