Arabica Caturra: the finesse of the Ebanga mountains

Arabica Caturra: the finesse of the Ebanga mountains

Linked in In Angola, coffee does not tell a single story. Two species are cultivated: Arabica and Robusta. They do not thrive in the same landscapes or climates, nor do they reveal the same aromatic balance. On the heights of Ebanga, in Benguela Province, Fazenda...
Mountain Water Serving the Crops

Mountain Water Serving the Crops

Linked in At Fazenda Kavili, the mountain lies at the heart of the irrigation system: water flowing naturally down from the heights of Ebanga is guided towards the crops and coffee trees. Collected upstream, it is channelled through a network of pipes to the...
The Mountain 1

The Mountain 1

Linked in Nestled in the heart of the Ebanga mountains, in Benguela province, Fazenda Kavili grows its coffee amidst a stunning landscape.  On these lush slopes, the coffee trees grow with the changing seasons, amidst dense vegetation and challenging terrain. It...
A varied production following the seasons of Ebanga

A varied production following the seasons of Ebanga

Linked in A varied range of produce reflecting the changing seasons in Ebanga Situated at an altitude of between 1,300 and 1,700 metres, Fazenda Kavili enjoys the tropical highland climate of the Ebanga Mountains. The rainy season runs from October to April, with the...
High-altitude soils suited to Arabica Caturra

High-altitude soils suited to Arabica Caturra

Linked in On the slopes of the Ebanga mountains, in Benguela Province, Fazenda Kavili benefits from soils that are well suited to the cultivation of Arabica Caturra coffee. An initial field assessment carried out with an agronomist identified apparently deep tropical...