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Villa Sarchi
Coffea arabica var. villa sarchi

Villa Sarchi is a dwarf Bourbon mutation discovered in the West Valley town of Sarchí, Costa Rica, around the mid-20th century — another parallel to Caturra and Pacas. Its compact form handles wind well and performs strongly at high altitude, and it has gained renewed attention from quality-focused Costa Rican micro-mills. It also contributed to hybrid breeding such as the Sarchimor line.
At a glance
- Scientific name: Coffea arabica var. villa sarchi
- Parent varieties: Bourbon
- Identified: 1950
- Flavor: Sweet, clean, bright acidity.
- Aroma: Sweet, citric.
- Disease resistance: Low
- Cup potential: High
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