Panama Geisha Flying Pumas

OCELOT 22.1

Area: 3.79 ha
Altitude: 1.700 masl
Planted in: 2021
Number of Coffee Plants: 6,781
Coordinates: 8°52'11.25"N 82°41'24.98"O
Coffee Variety: Geisha

GEISHA COFFEE AND IT’S INTRODUCTION TO PANAMA

Originally collected in the wild forests of Ethiopia and later introduced to Panama, Geisha gained global recognition for its exceptional cup quality. Today, it is celebrated for its refined and expressive profile, typically characterized by: 
• Floral aromatics (jasmine)
• Citrus notes (bergamot) 
• Tropical fruit nuances 
• Bright acidity and complex sweetness

Thriving at high altitudes under specific conditions, Geisha develops its signature clarity and aromatic complexity, making it one of the most distinctive and sought-after varieties in specialty coffee.

Key details:

1. Geisha Genetics: Excellent expression due to protective native forest on a hilltop.

2. Forest Shielding: Provides protection from early morning sun and strong seasonal winds.
 
3. Natural Shade: Promotes photosynthesis and high-quality cherry production.
 
4. Improvement Efforts: In shade-deficient areas, trees like Guabo, Poro, and Palomo have been planted.
 
5. Tree marigold: Added to provide rapid shade, green manure, and support local bees with nectar and pollen.