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The Barn

Elida Estate Geisha

The Geisha Coffee from this award-winning Farm came in 3rd in Best of Panama 2020. Their private auction in August 2021 achieve sky-high prices in excess of 4000 USD / lbs. Crazy, but crazy good.

*Each box comes with 10 Nespresso®-compatible capsules.


Size:

10
  • 10
$25.90$28.00
Coffee notes
  • Tasting Notes
    Complex, Jasmine, Passionfruit
  • Body
  • Acidity
  • Sweetness

Elida Estate Geisha

$25.90$28.00
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Coffee details

The Barn

The Barn Coffee Roasters are one of the leading Specialty Coffee Roasters in Europe and represent the Specialty Coffee Movement at the highest level in Germany since 2010. Their vision and focus has always been about making coffee better and not compromising on good quality, and a true testament to why their coffees are served and brewed by many coffee shops and home brewers across the globe.

  • Type
    Single Origin
  • Processing
    Natural
  • Origin
    Panama
  • Varietal
    Geisha
  • Roast level
  • Suitability
    Espresso, Long Black, Iced Coffee
  • Others
    The Lamastus Family has being producing coffee in Elida Estate for four generations since 1918. Elida Estate coffees are produced under a unique world-ecological condition: it is shade-grown, bird-friendly, the farm is located at a very high elevation, in a microclimate with very low temperatures, the coffee trees are surrounded by the Volcán Barú National Park - a virgin native cloudy rain forest-.

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Brew Mode: Ceremony

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