Introduction of Panamanian Valentine Coffee Manor introduction of boutique coffee beans in Panamanian water-washed Rosa coffee producing area

Affectionate Manor, which covers an area of about 12.5ha, is a miniature estate in Panama. According to the owner, the 8.5ha varieties range from the common typica, Red Catuai and Pacamara. Since 2008, a small number of areas have begun to grow Geisha coffee, which now accounts for nearly half of the total; the manor is between 1500 and 1675 meters above sea level, with 3.5 hectares of primary forest and various fruit trees, including alpine cypress, pine and eucalyptus trees, a typical example of self-sufficient manor.

Love Sing Manor is best known for winning the championship in the 2011 Best Panama Competition (Best of Panama), with a cup score of 92.3 points, which not only beat the most indicative and successive championships of the Jade Manor at that time, but also broke the record high of US $70.25 per pound. The outstanding achievements in the next few years have been innumerable, and the final batch of the finest competition in Panama includes the fifth place in 2012, the 10th place in 2013, the 12th place in 2014, and the 14th place in 2015.

Finca La Valentina Manor, owned by the Osorio family, is located in Panama,Boquete,Horqueta, Panama, with varied topography and humid climate. The average temperature is about 15-20 degrees, and next to the manor there is a forest surrounding the slate mine and two clear waters, which is rich in resources and is a great planting paradise.

Finca La Valentina is committed to the cultivation of boutique beans, in addition to personalized care, the local unique micro-climate has also created their Arabica coffee beans (SHB), outstanding high quality. In 2011, the manor's Geisha ARISTAR won the first place in the Panama competition. In 2012, the estate's Geisha ARISTAR and Valentina also won high scores of 87.07 and 84.66, respectively.

Mr Osorio (David Osorio) was born in 1865. Curacoa, an island in the south of the Caribbean, moved to Pokuit in Panama in 1915 to start the family coffee business. In 2007, the second generation of family members Efran Alberto Osorio Baxter and Efra í n Alberto Osorio Baxter took over the family coffee farm, whose name is commemorated by their mother Valentina Baxter de Osorio, closely linked to everyone in the whole family. It also represents the self-identity and intimacy of a coffee family.