World's Highest Altitude Champion Manor-Bolivia Takesi Tower Gixi Manor Information Story

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Solemnly introduced from the towering country-Bolivian Coffee-Tower to Hi Manor (Takesi)!

She is the winner of the Excellence Cup!

The highest elevation manor in the world, more than 2200 meters!

The highest altitude iron pickup (Typica) old lady!

The first choice to give gifts to glutton!

In the coffee garden, you can see the mountains covered with snow all the year round and the coffee trees in front of you. The scenery is magnificent and beautiful.

In about 2006, I met a friendly, quiet fruit farmer in El Salvador who was full of blood when talking about his coffee garden. Only after an in-depth conversation did I know that he was from Bolivia, whose name was Malio. When I heard that I often visited the producing areas of various countries, Marisol said: Joe, you must come to my manor, the quality of our coffee is fine, but have you seen red coffee cherries in the background with snow in the background? This remark moved me and established our friendship with Ta Gao Xi Manor.

In 2009, Taji Manor won the Zhuoyue Cup again. We bid that batch jointly with Maruyama, but there were several factors that made it impossible to purchase for a long time. First, her quantity was really small, and second, long before we knew each other and established a deal, the manor had a good relationship with a small number of buyers and sold exports every year, unable to supply us year after year, plus we only bought excellent and trace batches. But as long as the quality is good and there is a surplus, Marisol will take the initiative to contact us (which is good news).

The elevation of Ta Jiexi extends from 1900 meters to 3000 meters. So far, she is still considered to be one of the highest elevation estates in the world that are produced and famous for their quality. Along the Mururata Mountains (the mausoleum stretches from Royal Mountain, the main vein of the Andes in the region), since ancient times, the ancient trail belonging to the Inca people can reach the Tagahi valley, and the manor is named after the valley of the district; the administrative district of Tagahi belongs to Sud Yungas, which is about 100km from the city of La Paz, entering the mountains and then driving about an hour to the farm. Here, there are primeval forests and springs, fertile volcanic soil since ancient times, soil rich in a variety of minerals, a slightly cold climate, but there is still sunshine, there are many clouds in the morning and evening, and the average annual temperature is only more than ten degrees Celsius (about 15 degrees Celsius). Therefore, coffee is ripened by flowering-fruit-ripening, takes up to 11 months, the fruit is very tight, and the aroma of the harvested coffee is very attractive. The taste is not only extremely full but also rich in a variety of unique aromas, which is indeed rare! The whole farm covers an area of about 2500 hectares, but only 600ha grows high value-added crops such as coffee, apples and orchids, which are thicker than the excellent microclimate and enjoy an excellent reputation. The only drawback is that because of the high altitude and cold climate, the yield is so small that it cannot be planted in large quantities.

The tower gives the owners of Xi Manor to cherish the unique conditions given by nature, and they also conduct in-depth research to understand that this low-level development, not abusing artificial fertilizers and agronomic medicines, is the main reason why local crops can maintain high-grade quality!

In fact, the general public likes to buy the Blue Mountains of Jamaica or Kona of Hawaii as a symbol of the nobility of gift-giving, we suggest that we purchase a tower to give this tin truck to Xi (about 25 years on average), as the senior bean representative of the gift, Ta Jixi absolutely meets the demand!

Tower to Xi Manor only 13 hectares of tin card seeds, about 120 bags a year, only supplied to three customers, while the top old tree species, less than 10 bags a year, shows its treasure!