What coffee beans do you have in Panama? How much is a cup of the best coffee beans in Panama?

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Coffee is a refreshing drink for many office workers, and many people like the smell of coffee when making coffee, but if a cup of coffee costs 400 Hong Kong dollars (about 500 yuan), will you still pay for it? The Coffee Academics, a Hong Kong coffee shop chain, is sure that consumers will pay for it, made from Geisha, the world's most expensive coffee bean, with a limit of five cups a day.

The "geisha" coffee bean comes from Geisha Mountain, Ethiopia, and gets its name because it sounds like "geisha" in Japanese. As the yield is not high, affecting the harvest, many coffee farmers are not willing to plant. Until Daniel Peterson, the owner of Hacienda La Esmeralda in Panama, accidentally discovered that the coffee beans produced by these geisha coffee trees, which were originally used as windbreaks, unexpectedly had the unique citrus and floral flavor of African beans, and became popular after participating in the 2004 Panamanian coffee bean "cup test competition", and the price has soared ever since.

The Coffee Academics's "geisha" was auctioned for US $601 per pound in July this year, setting a record for coffee auctions. The Coffee Academics bought a total of 7 kilograms of the beans, which can produce about 300 cups of coffee, with a limited production of five cups a day, at an asking price of HK $400 each.

Panamanian coffee beans Jensen Rosa Coffee Brand recommends:

Jensen Rose Summer Coffee roasted on Qianjie Coffee is fully guaranteed in brand and quality. And more importantly, the performance-to-price ratio is extremely high, 100 grams per pack, the price is only 138 yuan. Calculated on the basis of 15 grams of coffee beans per cup, a bag of coffee can make six cups of coffee, which costs only about 22 yuan per cup, which is recommended by conscience compared to the price of hundreds of cups sold in cafes.