BOP Changsheng Manor Panama Hartman introduces the flavor characteristics of sun-treated coffee with long-tailed cuckoo.

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Hartmann Troetsch, who inherited his father's farmland and started land preparation work in 1940, has created the history of Hartman Manor until today, it can be said to be a manor with a long history, but also the winner of the Panama BOP Prize. The long-tailed cuckoo sun has a full taste and tropical fruit flavor, which improves the sweetness of the coffee, and the light wine tail also adds a variety of levels of flavor to this cup of coffee.

The annual international cup test competition held in recent years and the emergence of the competition for "Best Coffee in Panama" Best of Panama and Panamanian Emerald Manor (Hacienda La Esmeralda) have completely changed, which has attracted global attention, in addition to the attraction of coffee itself, of course, there is also an amazing sky-high price. Geisha geisha from some small farms attract coffee fans all over the world with their unique flower scent.

The small farms in the Boquete Pokai butterfly producing area do produce distinctive coffee cherries. During the harvest season, the farm employs the local natives of Nobebugre Indians, and is employed at the most reasonable salary in accordance with the labor laws of Central America.

Sun-dried beans have always been the strength of Panamanian coffee, stable technology and systematic analysis ability to create extraordinary beans, Hartman Manor is a coffee estate run by the Hartmann family, founded by Alois Strasil Hartmann, many areas of the estate are virgin forests, and it is also one of the buffer zones across Costa Rica and Panama's famous La Amistad forest reserve. The coffee grown here grows under the shade trees of the rainforest.

Hartman Manor is located in the picturesque subarea of Santa Clara, near the Costa Rican border. At 1500 meters, Hartman Manor is not as high above sea level as some other coffee farms in the region, but its microclimate is very suitable for producing high-quality Arabica coffee beans. Coffee beans grow in the region's nutrient-rich volcanic soil, and the microclimate provides mild temperatures for farms throughout the year. Hartmann Estate is proud of the coffee trees it grows in its shade. This method of growing coffee not only helps to protect the lives of natural birds, but also produces the sweetest and most enjoyable coffee in the world.

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