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The legendary course of Rose Summer Coffee in the Emerald Manor, the most valuable Coffee Manor in the World.

Published: 2024-06-03 Author: World Gafei

Last Updated: 2024/06/03, The world's highest-value coffee farm, the jade geisha manor, has a beautiful reverie: the geisha coffee geisha is the most legendary variety in the coffee industry, and Pinyin Geisha has caused a great controversy among the coffee people in Europe and the United States. Translated as "Gai Sha" and "Guisha", there are a lot of people, which is the same as Japanese literature and art, and has nothing to do with it but is interesting. Geisha in Panama, 1963, Don Pachi Village

The Jade Geisha Manor, the highest output value coffee farm in the world.

Beautiful reverie: geisha Coffee

Geisha is the most legendary variety in the coffee industry. Pinyin Geisha has caused great controversy among coffee people in Europe and the United States. Translated as "Gai Sha" and "Guisha", there are a lot of people, which is the same as Japanese literature and art, and has nothing to do with it but is interesting.

Geisha in Panama

In 1963, Pachi Serracin, the old owner of Don Pachi Manor, was the first manor brought back to his estate by Costa Rica to grow, known as the father of a Panamanian geisha. The estate is located in Boquete, on the east side of the Bar ú volcano. But the production of geisha is very low, the economic benefit is very poor, and it is not popular in Panama to sell only other kinds of coffee beans. After that, some kabuki trees can be found in each manor, even as a windbreak in the coffee garden.

Emerald Manor (La Esmeralda), Bank of Swedish Retirement in November 1967

Home Rodolfo Peterson (Rudolph A. Peterson) was bought by Hans, a Swede who moved to Palmira Boquete. The coffee garden built by Hans Elliot was used to spend his twilight years. The old coffee garden always existed. After 1987, it was gradually transformed into a coffee estate. In 1994, the manor set up its own coffee processing and washing plant to deal with the coffee cherries harvested in the park, and there were other varieties planted in the manor.

2004 was a turning point for both the geisha and the Jade Manor, which won the crown of Panama with a geisha, and the strong and complex flavor surprised all the judges. After all, in Panama's unique Boquete, 1400-1700 meters above sea level. Volcanic soil and pollution-free water sources, coupled with high-altitude climate, blow sea breezes from the Pacific and Atlantic coasts all the year round, and mountain villages are shrouded in clouds, slowing down the rate of fruit ripening, creating an excellent balanced taste and fresh acidity of coffee. The second generation owner of the manor, Daniel Peterson (Daniel), classifies the coffee beans produced by the two regions of the manor (the original jade estate in the southwest of Boquete and the new Jaramillo producing area in 1996), tests and compares the elegant citrus fruit and sweet coffee beans, and divides the high altitude variety-GEISHA (geisha) to establish the coffee history.

Geisha Jade Manor won the title of best coffee in Panama since 2004 and set a record price of $21 per pound at auction;! 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010 all won the crown. It rose to $50.25 in 2006 and soared to $130 per pound of raw beans in 2007 when it won the Baker's Society Cup Test (SCAA Roasters Guild Cupping Pavilion Competition) for the third time under the American boutique coffee association. In 2010, the jadeite geisha won the title of "Best of Panama of Panama" (BOP) for the sixth time, with a record high of $180.2 per pound. The 2013 Esmeralda Special Natural BOP auction hit a sky-high price of $350.25 per pound, which the industry believes should be the ultimate price for boutique bean auctions.

The Emerald Manor has won numerous awards and become the coffee farm with the highest frequency of award-winning in the world. The annual output of Panamanian coffee is not much, about 8 dry tons to 11, 000 tons, while Esmeralda Special planting climate, careful harvesting and innovative treatment, annual production of about 100 packets, each pack of carton 22.67KG is rare and valuable (about 5000 pounds). The annual revenue at the auction price of 180 US dollars per pound is about 900000 US dollars; the average annual revenue of the 20-centimeter jadeite plantation is about 45, 000 US dollars per hectare, which is the highest output coffee farm in the world.

Note 1) the best jade geisha in the world:

Champion of Panama Best Coffee Cup Test (BOP) (2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010)

Panama Best Coffee Cup Test (BOP runner-up (2011)

American Fine Coffee Association (SCAA) Cup Test Champion of the Roasters Association (2005, 2006, 2007)

American Fine Coffee Association (SCAA) Coffee Cup of the year runner-up (2008, 2009)

American Fine Coffee Association (SCAA) sixth place in Best Coffee Cup of the year (2010)

Note 2) Don Holly, a former BOP (Best of Panama) judge, first tasted the orange and floral flavor of a geisha and exclaimed, "I finally saw the face of God in my coffee cup!" "the Emerald Manor has since become a pilgrimage for boutique coffee fans around the world.

Note 3) during the geisha's search for roots, it was discovered that the geisha species came from the Gesha Forest in southwestern Ethiopia in 1931. A team of botanists visited southwestern Ethiopia and found geisha beans near Gesha. The trees are quite tall and the seeds are larger than the average Ethiopian beans. They took the seeds to Kenya, planted them in nurseries and grew up five years later. They took the fruits from the healthiest samples and brought them to Uganda and Tanzania. In 1953, the Costa Rican research institute CATIE obtained some seeds from Tanzania for research.

Note 4) according to Forbes, the ten most expensive coffee in the world are: geisha coffee (Hacienda la Esmeralda Geisha), civet coffee (Kopi Luwak), St. Helena coffee (Island of St. Helena Coffee), El Injerto, Fazenda Santa Ines, Blue Mountain, Los Planes, Kona Coffee, Starbucks Rwanda Blue Bourbon, Yauco Selecto Coffee.