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Organic Certification in Pokuit, Panama | Los Lajones Manor of Chirikibaru volcano washed roses

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, Professional coffee knowledge exchange more coffee bean information please follow the coffee workshop (Wechat official account cafe_style) Panamanian Pokuit organic certification | Chilikibaru volcano Los Lajones manor washing Rose Summer flavor? Los Lajones Manor is located on the east side of Mount Baru, directly above the town of Bokuidi. Bokuidi is a small town located 1200 meters above sea level, the westernmost part of Panama.

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Panamanian Pokuit organic certification | Mount Chili Baru Los Lajones Manor washes Rose Summer Flavor?

Los Lajones Manor is located on the east side of Mount Baru, directly above the town of Bokuidi. Bokuidi is a small town 1200 meters above sea level, in Panama's westernmost province of Chiriqu í Province, the famous river Caldera flows slowly through the outskirts of the town by the Baru volcano. The mild climate, fertile young volcanic soil, appropriate rainfall and changeable micro-climate make the mountains around Bokui known as the "promised land of coffee".

The Baru volcano is not only the highest mountain in Panama, the sediments created by early volcanic activity and eruption bring a large amount of fertile soil, which is rich in organic matter, especially rich in phosphorus and sulfur mixed with clay, coupled with unique climate patterns, the region forms an environment suitable for the growth of high-quality coffee, dense forests and many species cause biodiversity. Los Lajones is located on the north side of the old lava flowing from the main crater of Balu, just opposite the highest block of Geisha planted in the Jade Manor. When I visited Los Lajones this year, I came across the second wave of flowering, beautiful mountain scenery and the fragrance of flowers. Sometimes I remembered that the scent of flowers still seemed to linger:

Graciano often proudly said: I am not only the first Panamanian manor to get organic certification, but also the first coffee farm that does not wash beans at all.

He believes that the traditional washing method not only seriously consumes water resources, is not environmentally friendly, but also is not as sweet as honey treatment. In Los Lajones Manor, only ripe cherries and fruits are harvested without using a drop of water to remove the peel and directly place the fruit on the African scaffolding made of bamboo branches and woven netting. This drying mode is not only uniform, fast, cleaner flavor and softer and more acidic. In particular, the good ventilation and sufficient sunshine of the manor are the driving factors for the success of honey treatment and sunbathing in the manor.

For good sun-cured beans, it is difficult to plant ripe coffee fruits and sun-drying control tubes. the following picture shows the first day of harvesting coffee fruits. You can see that all the ripe coffee cherries are selected. After three days, the color gradually deepens and the fruit shrinks. Dehydration, drying and fruit body fermentation change gradually with temperature, humidity, and the degree of turning, which affect the final flavor:

A variety of sweetness, rich sweetness without over-ripe acid, changeable, complex and elegant flavor, is the reason for Osher's purchase of Los Lajones sun series beans.

Producing area: Chiliki Chiriqu í

Town: Bokuidi Boquete

Location: Baluhuo Shandong slope

Altitude: 1750-2150 m Pokuit, Panama organic certification | Chilikibaru volcano Los Lajones Manor washing Rose Summer Flavor?

Los Lajones Manor is located on the east side of Baru Volcano, directly above the town of Poquet. Poquet is a small town 1200 meters above sea level, in Panama's westernmost province of Chiriqu í Province, the famous river Caldera flows slowly through the outskirts of the town by the Baru volcano. The mild climate, fertile young volcanic soil, appropriate rainfall and changeable micro-climate make the mountains around Pokuit known as the "promised land of coffee".

The Baru volcano is not only the highest mountain in Panama, the sediments created by early volcanic activity and eruption bring a large amount of fertile soil, which is rich in organic matter, especially rich in phosphorus and sulfur mixed with clay, coupled with unique climate patterns, the region forms an environment suitable for the growth of high-quality coffee, dense forests and many species cause biodiversity. Los Lajones is located on the north side of the old lava flowing from the main crater of Balu, just opposite the highest block of Geisha planted in the Jade Manor. When I visited Los Lajones this year, I came across the second wave of flowering, beautiful mountain scenery and the fragrance of flowers. Sometimes I remembered that the scent of flowers still seemed to linger:

Graciano often proudly said: I am not only the first Panamanian manor to get organic certification, but also the first coffee farm that does not wash beans at all.

He believes that the traditional washing method not only seriously consumes water resources, is not environmentally friendly, but also is not as sweet as honey treatment. In Los Lajones Manor, only ripe cherries and fruits are harvested without using a drop of water to remove the peel and directly place the fruit on the African scaffolding made of bamboo branches and woven netting. This drying mode is not only uniform, fast, cleaner flavor and softer and more acidic. In particular, the good ventilation and sufficient sunshine of the manor are the driving factors for the success of honey treatment and sunbathing in the manor.

For good sun-cured beans, it is difficult to plant ripe coffee fruits and sun-drying control tubes. the following picture shows the first day of harvesting coffee fruits. You can see that all the ripe coffee cherries are selected. After three days, the color gradually deepens and the fruit shrinks. Dehydration, drying and fruit body fermentation change gradually with temperature, humidity, and the degree of turning, which affect the final flavor:

A variety of sweetness, rich sweetness without over-ripe acid, changeable, complex and elegant flavor, is the reason for Osher's purchase of Los Lajones sun series beans.

Producing area: Chiliki Chiriqu í

Town: Poquet Boquete

Location: Baluhuo Shandong slope

Altitude: 1750-2150 m

Rainfall: annual average 3500 mm

Average temperature: 21 °C

Soil quality: Volcanic clay

Cultivated varieties: Geisha, Pacamara, Tipica, Catuai, Caturra

Manor area: 160 ha (35 ha) for coffee planting

Organic certification: Organic cert. By Bio Latina

The latest award: 2013 Best of Panama tanning Geisha runner-up, honey treatment fourth

This batch of varieties: rose summer (Geisha)

Treatment: sun treatment Natural processing, African raised beds

Harvest period: this batch is harvested in March

Flowering: April-June

Dry fragrance: peach blossom, honey, manor chocolate, sweetness, sweet fruit juice

Wet fragrance: flowers, tropical fruits, honey, berries, vanilla

Sipping: very clean, a variety of aromas, sweet and delicate, rich oil, juicy, sweet spices, peaches, chocolate,

The rare cleanliness and delicacy in sun-dried beans, with a long-lasting sweet and sour finish of pineapple, honey and passion fruit.

Qianjie recommended cooking:

Filter cup: Hario V60

Water temperature: 90 degrees

Degree of grinding: small Fuji 3.5

Cooking methods: the ratio of water to powder is 1:15, 15g powder, the first injection of 25g water, 25 s steaming, the second injection to 120g water cut off, waiting for the powder bed water to half and then water injection, slow water injection until 225g water, extraction time about 2:00

Analysis: using three-stage brewing to clarify the flavor of the front, middle and back of the coffee. Because V60 has many ribs and the drainage speed is fast, it can prolong the extraction time when the water is cut off.

Rainfall: annual average 3500 mm

Average temperature: 21 °C

Soil quality: Volcanic clay

Cultivated varieties: Geisha, Pacamara, Tipica, Catuai, Caturra

Manor area: 160 ha (35 ha) for coffee planting

Organic certification: Organic cert. By Bio Latina

The latest award: 2013 Best of Panama tanning Geisha runner-up, honey treatment fourth

This batch of varieties: rose summer (Geisha)

Treatment: sun treatment Natural processing, African raised beds

Harvest period: this batch is harvested in March

Flowering: April-June

Dry fragrance: peach blossom, honey, manor chocolate, sweetness, sweet fruit juice

Wet fragrance: flowers, tropical fruits, honey, berries, vanilla

Sipping: very clean, a variety of aromas, sweet and delicate, rich oil, juicy, sweet spices, peaches, chocolate,

The rare cleanliness and delicacy in sun-dried beans, with a long-lasting sweet and sour finish of pineapple, honey and passion fruit.

Qianjie recommended cooking:

Filter cup: Hario V60

Water temperature: 90 degrees

Degree of grinding: small Fuji 3.5

Cooking methods: the ratio of water to powder is 1:15, 15g powder, the first injection of 25g water, 25 s steaming, the second injection to 120g water cut off, waiting for the powder bed water to half and then water injection, slow water injection until 225g water, extraction time about 2:00

Analysis: using three-stage brewing to clarify the flavor of the front, middle and back of the coffee. Because V60 has many ribs and the drainage speed is fast, it can prolong the extraction time when the water is cut off.

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