By far the most expensive coffee in the world is Tarion Mocha.
First place in 2012 auction of raw coffee beans at El Injerto Farm in Guatemala
A sky-high price of $1103.4 per kilogram of coffee raw beans: pan Tarion-Mocha
Name of the farm:
El Injerto
Coffee name:
Pantaleon-Mocca
Batch number #: EI01
Quantity (box): 1
Total weight: 3.63 kg. (8 lbs.)
Year: March 2012
Variety: mocha (Mocca)
Processing methods: manual picking, peeling and pulp removal, washing, daylight drying, special treatment
Planting altitude: 4920 ft (1500 m)
Average annual temperature: 22C
Average annual rainfall: 1700 mm
Planting area: micro special south fruit (Huehuetenango)
Farmer: El Injerto S.A.
Certification:
Rainforest Alliance (Rain Forest Alliance)
Cup test evaluation:
The smallest coffee bean in the world with a huge profile! Beautiful bright tartaric acidity, red fruits, notes of honey, well structured body!
Hand-selected moka beans (Mocca Beans)!
Comparison of coffee beans: Maragogype, Kaddura (Caturra), Bourbon and Mocca
Source: auction.stoneworks.com compilation: Huang Wei
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