What is the bidding batch of coffee in Rose Xia Village Manor? When will Rose Summer Village auction?

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Just as the Rose Summer of the Panamanian Emerald Manor is divided into competitive bidding, collection and selection, the Rose Summer Village of Ethiopia will be divided into four levels: competitive bidding, gold bid, red bid and green bid.

Ruoxia Village Manor, although not long since its establishment, is only seven years old, but its coffee is comparable to that of the top coffee farms in the world. Not only did its flavor help many contestants compete for the top three in many of the world's top coffee competitions last year, but the global first public bidding for nearly three hours last year was also extremely fierce.

In the 2018 production season, the Rose Xia Village Manor adopts a new grading system, which divides all batches into four internal grades, with a view to further quality control.

1. The highest level is the competitive bidding lot (Auction), which accounts for only 3.7% of the farm's annual output, and the bid fee for the highest batch is now as high as $105 per pound.

two。 The second grade is the gold bid batch (Rarity Label), which accounts for only 5% of the output, which is almost the same level as the competitive bidding batch. In view of the differences in taste between the East and the West and the independent personality of beans in the ripening process, the performance of gold bid batches often gives people the impression of surpassing the bidding batches, which is the object of competition for treasure digging, and is also a favorite choice for contestants from all over the world. Australian and Japanese champions of the 2018 WBC World Championship all competed in gold batches.

In addition, there are red marks (Grower's Reserve) and green marks (Single Terroir), so I will not repeat them here.

Only the top choice of the manor

In 2017, Gesha Village held its first private coffee auction in Africa, attracting international bids from Hong Kong, Japan, Greece and other countries and regions. After more than three hours of bidding, 21 bidding lots in Rose Summer Village in 2017 ended perfectly with high prices.

Due to the great success of the first event, the auction now holds an annual event in May or June to provide coffee roasters and lovers around the world with the opportunity to taste and buy the absolutely top coffee produced on our farm.