Introduction of Rose Xia Village (Geisha Village) Manor Sun Sun Geisha Flavor description of Rose Xia Village in Ethiopia

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Flavor description: Jasmine, sweet peach, red fruit, wine, pineapple

Country of origin: Ethiopia (Ethiopia)

Producing area: Banchi Magi producing area in southwestern Ethiopia (Bench Maji)

Variety: Gori

Manor: Guoxia Village (eBrother Village) Manor (Gesha Village Estate)

Landowner: Adam Overton, Rachel Samuel

Altitude: average 1900 to 2100 m

Grade: solarization batch number: Lot#931

Annual rainfall: Nramp A

Soil: NCMA

Introduction:

Adam Adam Overton is an American who works as a documentary filmmaker. In 2007, he was commissioned to make a special documentary on Ethiopian coffee. While filming in Ethiopia, he met an Ethiopian female assistant, Rachel Samuel. She was a professional photographer. Because of her daily relationship with her work, she fell in love and got married and made a coffee documentary. Learn about coffee production in Ethiopia, fall in love with coffee, and come up with the idea of buying a coffee garden.

Especially in the global coffee market, with the popularity of geisha varieties in Panama, there is a vague dream that they can buy a farm in Ethiopia and grow the most expensive and delicious coffee in the world-geisha / Geisha. Adam Adam Overton had no experience of growing coffee and was determined to learn and look for resources. In 2009, the couple met American William Willem Boot and asked him for advice on how to grow geisha coffee. He bought La Mula Manor in 2006, and five years later, the small estate stood out in the "Best Panama" coffee competition. Since the emergence of geisha coffee in Panama in 2004, William has been trying to find ideal native geisha species from the vast primeval forests of Ethiopia, going deep into unexplored places, and has organized several exploration trips. collecting many varieties from various producing areas, growing many varieties in his Panamanian manor, William is a dedicated geisha coffee grower.

After learning from William Willem Boot, the Adam Overton couple made a major turning point in their dream of growing geisha coffee: to own their own geisha coffee farm. They live in downtown Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia, and of course they want to find a closer place to grow, close to home and convenient transportation. But it was not easy to find a large area of land suitable for growing geisha, altitude, microclimate, irrigation and other good conditions, and finally decided to settle in Bench Maji, the most remote southwest of Ethiopia, bordering the border with Sudan. The production area is a two-day drive from the capital Addis Ababa, and there are several small villages called "Gesha" nearby, so the local Meanit aborigines believe that it is the origin of Gesha / Rosa.

Adam O'Monton and his wife chose a piece of virgin forest land with an average elevation of 1900 to 2100 Michael, abundant rainfall and fertile undeveloped virgin forest, named Rosa Village (Geisha Village) Manor (Gesha Village Coffee Estate).

It began growing in 2011 and discussed with William Willem Boot in February 2012 to confirm the decision to grow a geisha on the estate. In the first harvest in 2015, it now covers an area of 475 hectares and 321 hectares of coffee, and now grows three varieties of geisha, Gesha 1931, Gori Gesha and Illubabor Forest. With uneasy feelings, the couple, with the first batch of processed geisha beans, personally met with William to do a cup test. According to the cup test, the answer is that William tried the best cup of coffee for the whole year of 2015. The output harvested in the second year of 2017 is small, and this year (2016) follows the trend of the times by opening up international bidding, just like Panamanian geisha coffee. In 1931, the first native geisha was taken out of Ethiopia and blossomed and became famous in a foreign country in Panama. Today, 86 years later, an American documentary filmmaker with the dream of a geisha relocates the hometown of this geisha. We have the same coffee, and we will have the opportunity to taste the native geisha species. After careful care, scientific management, strict quality control, authentic Ethiopian geisha.