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    Home » Single Origin Coffee Beans » South American Coffees

    Panama Coffee Beans

    Panama is most distinguished for growing the Geisha coffee plant varietal (Coffea arabica var. geisha). Grown in Panama's Chiriqui Province, Geisha has won numerous coffee tasting awards in recent years, creating a high demand for the coffee at auctions.

    Altitude Range: 1200 - 2000 meters above sea level
    Language Spoken: Spanish
    Harvest: November - March
    Annual Coffee Production: 113,000 bags (Crop 2013)
    Common Varieties: Arabica, Caturra, Catuai, Typica, Geisha, Mundo Novo.
    Avg Farm Size: Small farms, 0 – 10 hectares.

    At present, there does not appear to be Fair Trade or Organic certified green coffee beans available for sale on the market from Panama.

    Distinguishing Qualities of Panama Geisha Coffee

    Geisha coffee plants are known for their elongated coffee cherry (fruit), and the coffee is distinguished for its light body, bright acidity and jasmine-like aroma with honey and citrus tastes creating an outstanding cup character and profile.

    Other Panama Coffee Plant Varietals

    Other coffee plant varietals grown in Panama include Typica (Coffea arabica var. typica), Bourbon (Coffea arabica var. bourbon), Catuai (Coffea arabica var. catuai), and Caturra (Coffea arabica var. caturra). Also see Panama Geisha Coffee.

    Panama Coffee and Espresso Brewing Tips

    For tips on brewing the perfect cup of Panama coffee see our section on coffee brewing. We also provide detailed coffee flavor profiles of Specialty Coffees and instructions on preparing Espresso Drink Recipes.

    For step-by-step instructions see Pulling A Perfect Espresso Shot as well as How to make a Latte.

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    Green Coffee Production

    Year60kg bagsCoffee grown
    2016115,000 bags15,180,000 pounds
    2015108,479 bags14,319,228 pounds
    2014106,166 bags14,013,859 pounds
    2013113,373 bags14,965,183 pounds
    2012115,520 bags15,248,614 pounds

    Green Coffee Exports

    Year60kg bagsCoffee exported
    201600 pounds
    201541,4805,475,360 pounds
    201443,1705,698,440 pounds
    201348,3706,384,840 pounds
    201248,5206,404,640 pounds

    Data may not be available for the most recent year.
    Source: ICO


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    1. Diane

      March 17, 2018 at 6:47 am

      I roast my own coffe and Panama is my fave. But I can’t order it anywhere this season. Just wondering. I have about 8 lbs left

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    2. Ty & Carli

      December 26, 2017 at 6:34 pm

      Opening a line of Coffee shops . Like to talk coffee beans with you . Mostly in person , travel to your country to taste and talk of a wholesale deal with you . What do you require ? And where to fly to ?

      Reply

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