Tradition and family
Since 1980

Why choose us

For our experience, for our passion for coffee, because we are families dedicated to the production of coffee with quality and with a high degree of responsibility for the environment that surrounds us. CAFÉ CHACÓN is more than coffee, it is a tradition.

+ 40

Years of experience

5

International Clients

+ 500

Farms

+ 350

Collaborators

Where Coffee Tells Stories: Family Farms and Tradition

Farm:
Loma Alta

Height

1450 masl

Initial varieties; (paca, caturra, catuai red, borbon). Current varieties; (paca, catuai red, catimores and pacamara).

Farm:
Loma Escondida

Height

1710 masl

Catimor and Catuai Amarrillo

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Products and services

Services

 Cupping laboratory

Cupping laboratory


With more than 5 years of experience tasting coffee, CAFÉ CHACON, has its own laboratory in which a lot of effort and dedication has been put into its development; we have qualified personnel who have been trained and graduated as 5-star tasters, from the School of Tasters of the Honduran Coffee Institute (IHCAFE), as well as the high quality and technology media and instruments that allow us to reach our goal in terms of quality of coffee. Our laboratory has allowed us to make ourselves known not only at the national level, but also to transcend borders since we have participated in competitions of an international nature, in which we have positioned more than 10 samples in the finals of said event. Likewise, it allows us to fairly qualify the attributes and qualities of the coffee of each of our producers.


 Coffee classification

Coffee classification


With a presence in more than 10 municipalities of our department, Ocotepeque, as well as in the southern area of the department of Lempira, our coffee beans come from an average height of 1400 meters, with different varieties (pacas, red catuai, yellow catuai catimores and others more). Classifying our coffee as follows.

The Tradition that Guides Us:
A Look at Our Coffee Journey

Founded as a small family business in 2002 under the name of CHACON INVERSIONES, its history dates back to the 1980s when Don Rafael Chacón and his father began to grow coffee in the community of Llano Largo, La Labor, Ocotepeque; and where he resides to this day, cultivating the same plots with which he started (FINCA LOMA ALTA).