According to the Panamanian auction, Rose Xia (geisha coffee) of the first jade manor, which frequently beat Blue Mountain, was only $21 per pound of raw beans in June 2004. but by 2006, it had doubled to $326 (about RMB 1103), and in 2010 it had reached $170. in six years, the price of La has increased eightfold. From this year to 2012, the estate sold at a sky-high price again (double the price in 2011. ), which is the most expensive coffee in the world.
Product name: Rosa ES-7 coffee beans (geisha coffee) Mario San Jos é
Producing area: Panama
Manor: Hacienda La Esmeralda Esmeralda (Emerald Manor)
Grade: SHB
Certification: green rainforest certification
Altitude: 1500-1600m
Planting area: Jaramillo
Exporter: Esmeralda Manor
Manor Information: www.haciendaesmeralda.com
Taste characteristics: strong floral aroma and sweet and sour citrus taste
About the rose summer varieties:
Geisha is native to a mountain called Geisha in Ethiopia. In fact, as early as 1930, countries such as Kenya, Costa Rica and Panama introduced Geisha coffee trees, but they did not receive much attention.
It was not until Rachel's brother Daniel, who combined rich cup testing experience and scientific experiments, discovered the unique aroma and flavor of Geisha. In 2004, La Esmeralda Manor (Jade Manor) won the championship in the Panamanian Coffee Competition with Emerald Manor, and remained the champion for many years, which made Geisha become the darling of the boutique market. And Geisha coffee bean buyers are open bidding, information and prices are quite transparent. It also gives coffee fans a chance to taste good coffee.
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