Is there any connection between Gori geisha and geisha 1931 in the Ethiopian geisha Village and Panama geisha?

geisha originated in Panama and in Ethiopia. Therefore, people often compare the geishas of these two regions! The two beans, "geisha 1931" and "Gori geisha", are regarded as the representative of the geisha of Ethiopia and compared with the geisha produced in Panama!

However, with regard to these two beans, there are often comments on the Internet that "they are not geisha seeds"! Can not help but arouse the curiosity of onlookers: they are clearly called geisha, why do people have such an idea? Good, then let's find out the origin of these two geishas!

The Origin of geisha 1931 and Gori geisha in 2004, after the Emerald Manor made a resounding name with a bean with rich floral scent and citrus rhyme, people in all producing areas were fascinated by the amazing flavor. they also want to have beans with such amazing flavor.

Therefore, when people learn that all this comes from the noble blood of "geisha"! He put the abacus on the birthplace of geisha, trying to find the "geisha seed" that now shines in Panama. As a result, people began to trace the source of geisha. Never thought that people really succeeded in tracing back to the origin of the Panamanian summer! It was collected in 1931 by British border troops from the geisha forests of Ethiopia, along with other native species, and then came to Panama after decades of transition.

After the news spread, people tried to find out the homologous varieties of geisha from that area. But you should know that there are thousands of native species in Ethiopia, and the probability of finding homologous species from them is very low! Until 2007, Adam Overton came to Ethiopia to shoot as the director of the coffee documentary. With the deepening of the shooting, he gradually became infatuated with coffee and became interested in coffee. So, in 2009, he came to Ethiopia again!

In contrast, this trip was led by Willem Boot, the owner of the donkey farm. Their purpose is very clear, enter at that time "dig" out of the geisha forest, from which to find the jadeite manor geisha species! Finally, by looking at the appearance of the plant and the taste of the cup, they found a variety that was very close to geisha in both flavor and genetic alignment. So they named this bean "geisha 1931"!

In 2011, Adam and Rachel established an estate in the southwestern part of Ethiopia, which is called the "geisha Village Manor" because it is located in the area of geisha Village.

In the same year, Adam found a bean seed that looks like geisha in Gori forest near the manor, so he took it back to the manor to plant. Because it was found in Gori forest similar to geisha bean seed, they named it "Gori Gesha", that is, Gori geisha!

I believe my friends have found it here, whether it is geisha 1931 or Gori geisha. They only use the Panamanian geisha as a reference template, and a similar species found from the birthplace of geisha does not prove that they are homologous species of geisha from Panama. However, they do come from the same Gesha forest area, so it is reasonable to call them geisha in the same way. Therefore, how to treat these two summer roses produced in geisha Village depends on your understanding.

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