Boutique coffee beans account for less than 1% of global coffee production.

Taiwan's coffee industry made another startling move. European coffee introduced geisha coffee with very little production in 2012, and its import exceeded 30 metric tons last year, with amazing sales strength. It was also favored by Jensen Manor in Panama, which has the largest output of geisha coffee. Beating competitors such as Japan and South Korea, it won the Asian general agent of the estate's geisha coffee in one fell swoop, and held a signing ceremony on the 17th.

Geisha coffee is rated as one of the "top ten most expensive coffee in the world". Wang Xinjun, chief executive of Oak Coffee Farm, said that boutique coffee beans account for less than 1% of global coffee production, and geisha coffee accounts for less than 0.01% of global boutique coffee production. it originated on the border between Ethiopia and Kenya and was introduced to Panama, and local farms began to send this rare bean to the competition field in 2004. With its unique aroma of fruit and flowers, it has shone brilliantly in international competitions for 4 years in a row, and has since become one of the best coffee.

Europeans began to buy geisha coffee in Panama in 2012, and imports exceeded 30 metric tons in 2015. At the beginning of this year, 20 people, including bean bakers, cup testers and professional baristas, went to Panama, a big producer of boutique coffee, to help dozens of estates select the best quality coffee, so that they can take beans to participate in the B.O.P "Best Panamanian Coffee" competition known as the Oscars in the coffee industry. As a result, it has established a deeper foundation of friendship and mutual trust, and successfully accomplished the task of enterprises to assist national diplomacy.

After years of cooperation and astonishing imports, Europeans have also won the trust of Jason Manor, which produces the largest amount of geisha coffee in the country, and obtained the general agent of geisha coffee in Asia. Carl Jensen, the owner of Jason Coffee Manor, went to the flagship store of Europeans on the 17th with his wife and friends, not only to sign the authorized general agent, but also to have a coffee sharing meeting with coffee lovers.

Carl Jensen affirmed that the Europeans had brought the Panamanian geisha coffee to the other side of the world for the Asian people to taste, stressing that after years of cooperation, everyone already felt like a family. Wang Xinjun said that if the company acquired the general agent of Jensen Manor in Asia to import geisha coffee beans directly from the place of production, it would be able to share it with friends in Taiwan at a more people-friendly and honest end price.