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Costa Rica´n
Pura Vida Gourmet Cafe Exquisit
Endless sandy beaches,
breathtaking waterfalls and impressive nature.
These are the keywords when you think of
Costa Rica.
Throughout the country grow excellent coffee
plants and their varieties. Each of them has a
unique flavor which is reflected in the coffee
beans of each region.
Our own family owned farms produce
excellent coffee beans.
Some of our finest beans are dried on outdoor
drying tables "Anerobic Natural (air drying).
Our patented and completely unique roasting
process makes our coffee beans an
unforgettable taste experience.

Finka Don Geronimo
Quality,roasted in Costa RicaAde
The story of Don Geronimo
Don Geronimo was born in 1945
in Germany.
About 30 years ago (today 2023) he was
drawn by wanderlust to Costa Rica,
where he still lives and produces coffee.
The passion for roasting coffee has
always been in his blood. As a trained
mechanical engineer, so also his
inventive spirit. Just this inventor in him
moved in addition excellente coffees to
make even better according to its principle.
Precisely, through the craft of roasting. But
roasting alone was not enough. This process of
processing also had to be further optimized
and improved. After more than 15 years, he
succeeded in achieving what he called the
"perfect result".
He called it "Sin Bibo Pur" A completely new
process to produce coffee by the way of
roasting.
The Finca Don Geronimo is centrally
located in the heart of beautiful Costa
Rica not far from the capital San Jose
and the Pacific Ocean at about 800m
altitude in the small village of Atenas,
according to NASA the best climate in
the world. For many a perfect vacation
spot for us, home and production site of
the best coffee in the world in our
opinion.
Cultivated in Costa Rica
Processed in Costa Rica
Roasted in Costa Rica at the Finka Don
Geronimo according to patented
The craft makes the quality

Now a cup of Geronimo on the beach.
Geronimo
Available
medium roast
100 g Zip valve bag
250 g Zip valve bag
500 g Zip valve bag
1000 g Zip valve bag
Cultivation height 1200m
Our Geronimo coffee bean is a blend of
different Arabica coffee beans. It is a
differentiated coffee that comes from
the middle of the harvest, that is,
harvested when the coffee has reached
its maximum maturity, when it contains
all the sugar and juice of the fruit. This
coffee has a perfect balance between
body and aroma, typical of the Atenas
region.
green bean
500 g Zip valve bag
1000 g Zip valve bag
69 kg Jute bag

Just like the country, so is the coffee.
Geronimo Highland
Available
medium roast
100 g Zip valve bag
250 g Zip valve bag
500 g Zip valve bag
1000 g Zip valve bag
Cultivation height 1200-1300m
Our Geronimo Highland coffee bean is a
blend of our own beans and smaller
coffee farmers from our region. The
reason for mixing the beans is that the
coffee plants are only grown on so-called
"micro lots" by many individual small
farmers. So also smaller farmers profit.
green bean
500 g Zip valve bag
1000 g Zip valve bag
69 kg Jute bag

The good standard of our "House Brand
House Brand
Cupping Score 85 points
Cultiviation height 1600 m
Cultivation height 1600m
Selected farms produce with much love
and dedication our House Brand. At
1600m above sea level grow our best
beans. Balanced soils provide the best
basis for this to guarantee unique coffee.
Available
medium roast
100 g Zip valve bag
250 g Zip valve bag
500 g Zip valve bag
1000 g Zip valve bag
green bean
500 g Zip valve bag
1000 g Zip valve bag
69 kg Jute bag

Good quality can not be denied!!!
Highland Original
Cupping Score 82 points
Cultiviation height1400 m
Available
medium roast
100 g Zip valve bag
250 g Zip valve bag
500 g Zip valve bag
1000 g Zip valve bag
Cultiviation height1400 m
Our quality classic.
Balanced beans bring a wonderful aroma.
In gentle processing and roasting, this
bean becomes an excellent coffee
pleasure without complaint.
green bean
500 g Zip valve bag
1000 g Zip valve bag
69 kg Jute bag

Pure varieties like our Caturra variety receive our special attention. Outdoor
dried for 15 days.
Highland Brand
“Caturra natural”
No added flavors or additives
Outdoor drying long term
Anerobic Natural (air drying)
Hand sorting
Cupping Score 88 points
Cultiviation height 1700 m
Cultiviation height 1700 m
Besides this Caturra coffee, there have
been other mutations from Bourbon. In
El Salvador, the Pacas variety has been
formed and was discovered there in
1949, while in Costa Rica a natural
crossing of the Bourbon and Typica
varieties was found in the 1950s: This
mutation is known as Villa Sarchi (other
name La Luisa or Villalobos Bourbon).
designated and grown at altitudes from
1600 to 2200 meters. Here, too, the
single gene mutation has led to
dwarfism. Precisely because of this, the
plant is optimally adapted to high
altitudes and strong winds.
Available
medium roast
100 g Zip valve bag
250 g Zip valve bag
500 g Zip valve bag
1000 g Zip valve bag
green bean
500 g Zip valve bag
1000 g Zip valve bag
69 kg Jute bag

Geisha !
A very well known name among the coffee's
“Geisha natural”
No added flavors or additives
Outdoor drying long term
Anerobic Natural (air drying)
Hand sorting
Cupping Score 90 points
Cultiviation height 1700 m
Geisha natural…
Cultiviation height 1900 m
Coffee was first imported from Ethiopia
to Costa Rica in the 1950s to the Tropical
Agricultural Research and Higher
Education Center. After that, Geisha
became a new variety of coffee grown in
Panama. Hacienda la Esmeralda was one
of the farms that took the seed. Today,
geisha costs up to $110 a cup, making it
the most expensive coffee in the world.
New high prices are achieved at the
auction there every year.
Available
medium roast
100 g Zip valve bag
250 g Zip valve bag
500 g Zip valve bag
1000 g Zip valve bag
green bean
500 g Zip valve bag
1000 g Zip valve bag
69 kg Jute bag

Our packaging range

Christopher Columbus discovered what is
now Costa Rica in 1502, but it was not
until 1560 that Spain began to colonize
it. This colonial phase, in which the
region was of rather minor importance,
ended in 1821 with the declaration of
independence. From 1823 to 1838 Costa
Rica was a member of a Central
American confederation, but became
independent in 1838. Coffee and bananas
soon formed the economic basis and
produced a conservative class of
landowners.
Source Wikipedia
Naming:
When Columbus reached the coast of
Costa Rica, he was amazed by the flora
and fauna and named it Costa Rica (rich
coast).
Don Geronimo
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POB 199
Costa Rica
Don Geronimo
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