Nicaragua Coffee Beans

About this origin

In Nicaragua, coffee is mainly grown in the central-north regions of Matagalpa, Jinotega, Nueva Segovia, and in smaller amounts in the Boaco and Estelí regions. It is mainly grown on clay-loam soils at altitudes ranging from 700 to 1,500 meters.

Nicaraguan coffee is characterised by intense chocolate notes, a fruity aftertaste, and soft acidity.

Main varieties grown in Nicaragua are:

  • Catuaí
  • Caturra
  • Catimore
  • Bourbon
  • Pacas

Coffee Schedule

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Botanical Classification

Arabica

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Bags

From 69 kg

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Blooming

From May to June

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Harvesting

From October to December

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Harvesting Method

Picking

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Exportation

From December to September

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Boarding Ports

Puerto Cortes

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Production

2 million bags

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