Description
Grower: Anselmito Estate
Region: Jaramillo, Boquette
Variety: 100% Geisha
Altitude: 1200 – 1400 masl
Process: Full natural on raised beds
Tasting Notes: cherry, blackberry, strawberry, bright, chocolate, silky
Degree of Roast: 2
Panama Geisha Natural
$19.50 – $39.00
PANAMA Geisha Natural – Panama Geisha Natural is one of the most sought-after coffees in the world. This coffee is processed using the natural method, which means that the cherries are dried whole with their fruit intact. This process results in a coffee that is incredibly flavorful and complex. Anselmito Estate has been in operation since the 1920s. it was purchased by the Perez Balladares family in the 1990s. Working under the Baru Indian High portfolio of estates, the farm continues to uphold the legacy its past while looking forward, in maintaining high standards of sustainability and preserving local biodiversity. Geisha represents about 5% of the farm’s total yearly crop. Panama Geisha Natural Anselmito Estate is known for its bright, floral aromas with notes of jasmine, cherry, plum and strawberry. The coffee has a light body and a clean finish. It is perfect for brewing in a pour-over cone or AeroPress.
Degree of Roast: 2
Coffee sold by the pound
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