What is the difference between the rose summer red mark and the blue mark? how does the Jade Manor Rose Summer share out the red mark and the blue mark?

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If you plant flowers intentionally, you can't blossom, but you can't inadvertently insert willows into shade. This sentence is more appropriate to describe the jadeite manor in Panama.

The first generation of manor owner Rudolph A.Peterson must not have thought that the manor, which was originally bought for a holiday, will become a legend in the coffee industry after more than half a century of development. You know, at first, the Emerald Manor was dominated by the dairy industry.

Award record of Jadeite Manor

In 1964 Rudolph, a Swedish-American financier. Rudolph A.Peterson retired and moved to Panama, buying Bouquete's emerald estate that year, mainly in dairy, just for vacation and later retirement.

In 1973, Rudolph. Price, son of Rudolph A.Peterson. Peterson earned a doctorate in neurochemistry in the United States, but instead of staying in the United States to develop, he returned to Bouquete to help his father run the farm.

After Price took over the farm, according to altitude and microclimate, and by cup test performance and planting varieties, the market was divided into three major brands to sell (Esmeralda Special,Diamond Mountain grows,Palmyra). Since 2012, Rosa (Geisha / Geisha) has become one of the top four brands.

[Emerald Manor] actually consists of four farms: Ca ñ as Verdes, El Velo, Jaramillo and Palmira. The first farm bought by the owner Peterson family is Palmira, and all the coffee beans are sent to four farms for processing.

"Red Standard", "Green Standard", "Blue Standard"

How to distinguish between "red mark", "green mark" and "blue mark"? After years of experiments, the Emerald Manor has found that only the roses collected by coffee trees growing above 1400 meters above sea level can show the special flavor of roses. Therefore, the main classification is based on the planting height, supplemented by the actual cup test results, divided into "red, green, blue standard" grade roses summer beans.

Top-level-Red bid [bidding lot]

⇒ is planted at 1600-1800 meters above sea level

The score of ⇒ Cup test is above 90 points.

⇒ is mainly produced from Jaramillo and Ca ñ as Verdes estates. It is also the highest quality rose bean.

⇒ receives rose summer beans from the highest part of the Boquete mountains, with special, bright floral and citrus aromas.

Coffee of this grade ⇒ will be made into sun-dried, washed and specially treated raw beans after the meeting.

⇒ can only be purchased through the annual global auction.

Second best-green label [collection batch]

⇒ is planted at 1600-1800 meters above sea level

⇒ from three different estates of Jaramillo,Quiel,Ca ñ as Verdes mixed beans in microbatches

Although ⇒ is not the most advanced bidding bean, this grade of rose summer beans still have the classic flavor of Rosa coffee beans, floral, fruity, citrus sour, thick and juicy taste.

⇒ selects the most suitable ripe coffee fruit to create a sweet, bright sour and delicious flavor.

⇒ this grade of rose summer beans are available for washing or sun-treated raw beans.

Second best-green label [collection batch]

⇒ is planted at 1600-1800 meters above sea level

⇒ from three different estates of Jaramillo,Quiel,Ca ñ as Verdes mixed beans in microbatches

Although ⇒ is not the most advanced bidding bean, this grade of rose summer beans still have the classic flavor of Rosa coffee beans, floral, fruity, citrus sour, thick and juicy taste.

⇒ selects the most suitable ripe coffee fruit to create a sweet, bright sour and delicious flavor.

⇒ this grade of rose summer beans are available for washing or sun-treated raw beans.

It's the annual auction season again. Is the dollar ready?

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