What does Rose Summer Coffee Manor belong to? the difference between Panama and Ethiopia Rosa

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Panamanian Jade Manor is also known as Esmeida Manor. Esmeralda means jadeite in Spanish, so it is also known as Jadeite Manor Geisha, which is planted in Panama from Ethiopia. It gets this name because it sounds like a Japanese geisha. Kabuki began to shine in 2004, and has achieved good results in recent years. If it is well received, its elegant demeanor has already surpassed that of Blue Mountain.

The geisha coffee tree was introduced to Panama by Don Pachi Serracin from Costa Rica in 1963. Because the yield is not high, it directly affects the harvest, and the coffee farmers are not willing to grow it. It wasn't until Daniel Peterson, the owner of the Panama La Esmeralda in Panama, accidentally discovered that at the top of his coffee farm, the coffee beans produced by these geisha coffee trees, which used to be used as a windbreak, had the citrus and floral aroma peculiar to African beans. Independent of its coffee beans, participate in the 2004 Panamanian coffee bean cup test competition and become a hit. Since then, kabou has been unstoppable and has won the Panamanian coffee cup test competition for many years. In the eyes of boutique coffee lovers all over the world, geisha coffee beans are undoubtedly the supreme treasure.

In 2011, the farm owner's vision of developing a 500-hectare coffee farm in Ethiopia (Rosa Village) was the dream of "producing the best coffee in the world" and maintaining the original variety of coffee. Develop a farm. Preserve a forest. the development of an industry in the community is the origin of Rose Xia Village Coffee. The coffee in this farm is protected by rainforest and treats the coffee fruit in an environmentally friendly way, high altitude and perfect microclimate, resulting in a unique flavor of geisha coffee.

One of the three varieties planted in Rosa Village, Ethiopia, grows at 1900-2100 m above sea level and is treated by African scaffolding with 100% red cherries. The planting pattern and flavor characteristics are closest to those grown in Panama today.

In 2018, the Rose Summer Village Manor adopted a new grading system, accounting for only 5% of the gold standard batch (Rarity Label), which is the favorite choice of competitors from all over the world, while the difference in taste between the East and the West makes the beans show their own independent personality in the ripening process, which often surpasses the bidding batches.