Mil Cumbres Geisha Washed

About This Coffee

This is our first time buying from Mil Cumbres, after tasting their coffee for a few years, we got in touch with Mario from Mil Cumbres and visited him last time we were in Panama. The drive up to his farm is quite treacherous, with frequent flooding, steep cliffs, and a worn out track guiding the way. The farm sits on a ridge from Volcan Baru where a very unique microclimate exists. Cherries are hand‑picked at peak ripeness, depulped, washed, and then dried slowly on raised beds to preserve clarity