Altitude: 20% at 2,952 to 5,249 feet
80% at 3,280 to 4,593 feet

Precipitation: 98 inches

Average temperature: 72°F

Relative humidity: 84%

Harvest: November to February

Soil: Andisol

Shade: Ingas, erythrinae

This region’s soil has a slight tropical acidity, a result of its enrichment by volcanic ashes. The Central Valley coffee brings a well-balanced cup, cocoa acidity and fruity taste, and body intensity that goes from medium to strong, depending on cultivation altitude.

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Altitude: 2,296 to 5,249 feet

Precipitation: 98 inches

Average temperature: 71°F

Relative humidity: 81%

Harvest: October to February

Soil: Andisol

Shade: Ingas, erythrinae, musaceae, fruit trees

West Valley coffee, which has the most complex flavor of all the regions of the country, is recognized as an excellent full-bodied coffee with sweet and soft aromas like sugar cane, vanilla and dried fruit. Its delicate acidity makes it especially suitable for espresso.

Altitude: 3,280 to 4,593 feet asl

Precipitation: 98 inches

Average temperature: 68°F

Relative humidity: 82%

Harvest: September to March

Soil: Andisol

Shade: Erythrinae, musaceae

The coffee from the Orosi region results in a pleasant-bodied cup with taste of cocoa and floral fragrances, together with an aromatic and noble acidity, all of which brings the unique characteristic balance of its coffee.

Altitude: 3,937 to 5,413 feet asl

Precipitation: 88 inches

Average temperature: 70°F

Relative humidity: 80%

Harvest: November to March

Soil: Andisol

Shade: Ingas, erythrinae, musaceae, forest trees

The coffee from Tres Rios has characteristics that remain equally homogeneous throughout the Region. Volcanic soils rich in organic matter and ideal temperatures produce a full-bodied coffee with brown-sugary sweetness and fine acidity, an extraordinary balance which makes it special for strong body coffee lovers.

Altitude: 1,640 to 4,593 feet asl

Precipitation: 110 inches

Average temperature: 73°F

Relative humidity: 82%

Harvest: July to March

Soil: Andisol, inceptisol

Shade: Erythrinae, musaceae, forest trees

The Turrialba coffee has pleasant tasting, a soft and delicate aroma easily comparable to the smell of the ripe fruit of the coffee. It brings a fruity taste and an aftertaste with soft woody notes. Its acidity is barely perceptible, giving full prominence to the sweetness.

Altitude: 1,968 to 5,577 asl

Precipitation: 138 inches

Average temperature: 72°F

Relative humidity: 85 to 100%

Harvest: August to February

Soil: Andisol, ultisol

Shade: Timber trees, leguminae, fruit trees

These are coffees from lower and medium altitude areas with very mild taste and a sweet and hints of sugar cane, flowers and citrus fruits. It has a soft aroma with mild acidity, which brings a clean and smooth cup, ideal for light coffee lovers.

Altitude: 1,968 to 4,265 feet asl

Precipitation: 83 to 138 inches

Average temperature: 79°F

Relative humidity: 50 to 70%

Harvest: July to February

Soil: Andisol, alfisol, inceptisol

Shade: Ingas, erythrinae, musaceae

The coffee from Guanacaste Region is characterized by their elongated shape, easy to roast. It has a light body and a slight acidity, typical bitterness of the mid-altitude Pacific zones’ coffees. It produces a soft sweet aroma with woody notes, resulting in a pleasant, flavorful and balanced cup.