Geisha Rose Summer Coffee at Esmeralda Manor in Panama

In Panama's bidding meeting, Guixia (geisha coffee), which frequently beat Blue Mountain as the first place in the evaluation, was only 21 US dollars (about 137 RMB) per pound of raw beans in June 2004, but it had doubled to 326 US dollars (about RMB) in 2006 and reached 170 US dollars in 2010.(about RMB 1103), the price of the estate has increased eightfold in six years, and this year-2012 the estate once again sold at a sky-high price (double the price of 2011...), The most expensive coffee in the world.

Name: Guixia ES-7 Coffee Bean (Geisha Coffee) Mario San José

Origin: Panama

Hacienda La Esmeralda (Emerald Hacienda)

Grade: SHB

Certification: Green Rainforest Certification

Altitude: 1500-1600M

Growing area: Jaramillo

Exporter: Esmeralda Manor

Manor Information: www.haciendaesmeralda.com

Palate characteristics: intense floral and citrus sweet and sour notes

About Rose Summer Varieties:

Geisha originated in a mountain range called Geisha in Ethiopia. In fact, as early as 1930, Kenya, Costa Rica and Panama and other producing countries introduced Geisha coffee trees one after another, but they were not taken seriously.

Until Rachel's younger brother Daniel combined rich cup testing experience and scientific experiments to discover Geisha's unique aroma and flavor, La Esmeralda Estate (Emerald Estate) took Emerald Estate to participate in Panama Coffee Competition in 2004 and won the championship for many consecutive years. Geisha became the darling of the boutique market, and Geisha coffee bean buyers were open to bidding. Information and prices were quite transparent, which also gave coffee fans a chance to taste good coffee.