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Anacafé 14

Anacafé 14 is a very high-yielding Guatemalan Catimor-related line with very large beans whose plants are not uniform between generations.

Anacafé 14 is a Catimor-related variety from Guatemala's ANACAFÉ, with lineage (Timor Hybrid 832/1 x Caturra) x Pacamara. WCR describes a very high yielding, drought-tolerant plant with very large beans, intermediate rust resistance and good quality above 1300 m. It was reportedly released commercially in 2014 after mass and genealogical selection of a natural cross found around 1980 in Chiquimula. WCR notes plants are not uniform or stable from one generation to the next.

Field notes

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    Anacafé 14 is believed to have begun around 1980 as a natural cross between a Catimor and Pacamara in Chiquimula, Guatemala. Anacafé selected it through several cycles and released it in 2014.

Family tree

Anacafé 14 is a cross of Timor Hybrid and Caturra and Pacamara.

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Sources · 2 Every sentence here was checked against a source we read. Taste notes are what guides describe, not promises about your bag. Last revised 2026-11-11.
  1. Arabica Varieties — A global catalog of Arabica coffee varieties from around the world (PDF, rev. Sept 4, 2025) · World Coffee Research
  2. World Coffee Research variety page: Anacafe 14 · World Coffee Research

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