Francisca y Oscar Chacón - San Isidro [natural] filter roast
Roasted in H-town
About the farmer(s)
Francisca y Oscar Chacón - San Isidro [natural]
— Costa Rica
Francisca & Oscar are third-generation coffee farmers who also own the Las Lajas micro-mill. Until 2005 they sold their coffee to a local co-op, but decide that year to buy a de-pulper to process their own coffee. This went well until an earthquake in 2008 wiped out the electricity & by necessity they started to produce honey & natural coffees. This San Isidro lot was processed using the "Alma Negra" natural method developed at Las Lajas. The coffee cherries are delivered to the wet-mill where they are washed, sorted & then spread out on raised beds in a greenhouse to ferment for 2-3 days. They are then transferred to raised beds to sun-dry during the day & returned to the greenhouse at night.
region Sabanilla de Alajuela
farm/farmer La Julia
altitude 1400-1600 meters
crop 2026
cultivar San Isidro
process Natural
San Isidro is a cross between Villa Sarchi & Hybrido De Timor developed in Costa Rica & named after the nearby town of San Isidro. It was developed to be high-yielding, disease-resistant with good cup quality.
Francisca in the field at Los Pinotos.
Workers harvesting coffee at Los Pinotos.
Francisca at the Las Lajas wet-mill.
Natural & honey processed coffee drying at Las Lajas.
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