The cacao produced by CAPOSA is classified as fine aroma cacao
Cacao Varieties
Native rootstock, ICS 39, ICS 95, ICS 6, TSH 565, Criollo Jaime Arévalo, and native red, green, and yellow varieties (Finca Eduardo Zacapa, Berlín).
All varieties are Trinitario.
Cacao Grown as a Forest Refuge, Not a Plantation
Finca Caposa represents the fusion of tradition, biodiversity, and resilience. Originally established as an ornamental plant nursery, it has evolved into a cacao project that protects a unique forest oasis surrounded by extensive sugarcane monocultures and expanding urban landscapes.
The farm is dedicated to organic practices, reforestation, and wildlife conservation, ensuring that every bean reflects respect for both nature and cultural heritage. Its Salvadoran fine cacao, rooted in unique Criollo genetics, carries the distinctive character of a landscape where ecological preservation and cultural tradition go hand in hand.
Our cacao holds Organic Certification granted by Mayacert, S.A., ensuring that our cultivation practices avoid synthetic pesticides, herbicides, and chemical fertilizers. Instead, we use natural fertilizers and integrated pest management to preserve soil health, biodiversity, and product quality.

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OriginEl Salvador
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RegionSonsonate
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FarmFINCA CAPOSA
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Packaging30 kg jute bags
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Altitude100 meters above sea level
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Area32 hectares
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VarietyFine aroma clones
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ProcessFermented fine cacao
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Fermentation Time7 days
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Bean Fermentation86%
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Drying14 days on drying beds
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Harvest TypeManual
Finca Caposa encarna la fusión de la tradición, la biodiversidad y la resiliencia. Establecida originalmente como una finca de plantas ornamentales, ha evolucionado hasta convertirse en un proyecto de cacao que protege un oasis forestal único en medio de extensos monocultivos de caña de azúcar y paisajes urbanos en expansión.
La finca está dedicada a las prácticas orgánicas, la reforestación y la conservación de la vida silvestre, asegurando que cada grano refleje el respeto tanto por la naturaleza como por la herencia cultural. Su cacao fino salvadoreño, arraigado en una genética Criolla única, porta el carácter distintivo de un paisaje donde la preservación ecológica y la tradición cultural van de la mano.