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During the growing period of coffee beans in Duncan Manor, Panama, the rainfall is abundant, the dry and wet rainy season is distinct, and the characteristic soil

Published: 2024-09-17 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/09/17, Professional coffee knowledge exchange more coffee bean information please follow the coffee workshop (Wechat official account cafe_style) Kotowa has a total of four coffee estates, namely Finca Kotowa Duncan Manor, Finca Kotowa Don K, Finca Kotowa RIO CRISTAL, Finca Kotowa tradicional, among which Duncan Manor is used

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Kotowa has a total of four coffee estates, namely, Finca Kotowa Duncan, Finca Kotowa Don K, Finca Kotowa RIO CRISTAL and Finca Kotowa tradicional, among which Duncan Manor is named after the owner who pioneered the land. The two most famous estates are Duncan and Don K, which are located on both sides of the mausoleum line, with not only great changes in micro-climate, but also different flavors of coffee.

Duncan Manor, about 1650-1750 meters above sea level, is located on the west side of the Pokuit producing area next to the Baru volcano (Boquete). It is cool at night without frost damage, dry and sunny during the day, and is deeply affected by the microclimate of the Pacific and Atlantic currents. During the growing period, there is abundant rainfall and a clear dry and wet rainy season. In addition, the lava in the volcanic zone is rich in minerals, the fertile volcanic black is rich in nutrients, good drainage is also quite good, and unique wind and soil conditions.

According to the characteristics of Arabica species, the quality of Yugao coffee usually increases at altitude, because high altitude leads to a drop in average temperature. Although the quality is improved, the coffee harvest will decrease, and the key altitude is 1200 meters. Received the influence of the temperature change in the planting area, when the temperature decreased, the quality of coffee increased progressively, but the low temperature should not be lower than 12 degrees Celsius, the high temperature should not be higher than 30 degrees Celsius, and the manor was at 1800 meters. A greenhouse was designed to plant coffee seedlings. Four different microclimates were used to test different heights and rainfall patterns to study the effect of temperature on coffee flavor. These results were then collaborated with Dave University University to study and evaluate the effects of coffee genes on quality and flavor under different variables.

Panama Duncan Natural Gesha

Location: Sacramento, California

Origin: El Salto,Boquete growing area, Panama.

Roast: light

Aroma: 9

Acidity: 9

Body: 8

Taste: 9

Aftertaste: 9

Blind assessment:

Elegant and lively and spicy. Deep flowers (cloves and passionate flowers), fudgy chocolate, complex fruits (loquat, raspberry, jackfruit), musk and cups. Rich, sweet and sour taste. A silky taste. A piece of dry chocolate enters a long time, and the ring ends.

Notes:

Produced by trees of the rare Ethiopian plant variety Gesa (also spelled geisha). With its usually slender beans and unique flower and chocolate cups, the Gesha variety continues to distinguish itself as one of the most unique coffees in the world. This is a dry-processed or "natural" coffee, which means that the beans are dried in the fruit, not like wet-treated or "washed" coffee after the fruit has been removed. Duncan Manor is an organic certified farm owned and operated by third-generation coffee farmer Ricardo Koyner. Temple Coffee has been developing quality-focused retail and wholesale professional roasters in Sacramento, California since 2005. Committed to purchasing, roasting and brewing the best coffee, Temple offers coffee from outstanding single estates and cooperatives around the world. Please visit www.templecoffee.com or call 916-454-1282 for more information.

Who should drink it: the taste and aroma are rich and complex, the structure is crisp and bitter, which is eye-catching enough for coffee adventurers, and its layers are complex.

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