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Historical Story of Geisha varieties of Rosa Coffee and suggestions on brewing what is the price of Starbucks Rosa Coffee

Published: 2024-11-18 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/18, Professional coffee knowledge exchange more coffee bean information Please follow the coffee workshop (Wechat official account cafe_style) Coffee bean rose summer (also known as rose summer) is the original species of Arabica species, cultivation is very difficult, the yield is half that of other coffee beans. Are rare, high-value coffee beans. Origin 1931: a team of botanists visited southwestern Ethiopia

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Coffee bean species "Rose Summer" (also known as Rose Summer) is the original species of Arabica, which is very difficult to cultivate and the yield is half that of other coffee beans. Are rare, high-value coffee beans.

1931: a team of botanists visited southwestern Ethiopia and discovered rose beans near the village of Geisha. They brought Geisha seeds to Kenya and planted them in nurseries.

1936: Geisha seeds spread to Uganda and Tanzania.

1953: CATIE, a Costa Rican research institute, obtains some Geisha seeds from Tanzania for research.

1960: Pachi Serracin, the old owner of Don Patch Manor in Panama, brings Rose Summer Geisha to Panama from Costa Rica.

2004: best Panama BOP (Best of Panama auction), Emerald Manor won the first place of the year by virtue of its rosy summer. In the next ten years, as long as you participate in the exhibition, you will get a big prize.

2007: in the international famous bean cup test competition featured by American boutique coffee (SCAA), Rosa won the championship again, and the bidding price was sold at US $130 per pound, the highest price since the competition beans.

2008: Jade Manor opens its own bidding meeting (BOP did not participate in the competition that year).

2012: best Panamanian BOP (Best of Panama auction), divided into traditional group, Geisha group and tanning group, so as not to be stolen by Geisha in all beans during the competition.

2014: best Panama BOP (Best of Panama auction), subdivided into rose summer sun, rose summer water washing, traditional sun drying, traditional water washing, because rose summer will still take away the beauty of the sun group.

2015: best Panama BOP (Best of Panama auction), divided into winning group sunburn, winning group water washing, traditional tanning, traditional washing, allowing another excellent variety, Pacamala Pacamara, to join the competition, but the result was bleak, with only one batch of 32 batches shortlisted.

2005: best Panama BOP (Best of Panama auction): $20.10 (first batch)

2006: best Panama BOP (Best of Panama auction): $50.25 (first batch)

2007: best Panama BOP (Best of Panama auction): $130 (first batch)

2008: La Esmeralda Jade Manor auction: $105.25

2009: La Esmeralda Jade Manor auction: $117

2010: best Panama BOP (Best of Panama auction): $170

2011: best Panama BOP (Best of Panama auction): $75.25 (No. 1 in the washing group) and Don Pachi Geisha in the tanning group ($111.5)

2012: La Esmeralda Jade Manor auction: $66 (did not participate in BOP that year)

2013: best Panama BOP (Best of Panama auction): $350 (No. 1 in the Sunshine Rose Summer Group, won by Japan)

2014: La Esmeralda Jade Manor auction: $105.5 (this batch of Qianjie coffee had beans last year)

2015: La Esmeralda Jadeite Manor auction: $131( third batch) / $122.01 (first batch)

Best Panamanian BOP (Best of Panama auction): $140.01 (Summer Rose Champion)

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