Panamanian Geisha coffee is world-renowned. Ever since the Geisha variety made its mark at the BOP in 2004, it has become a coffee bean that other varieties can hardly rival. Besides famous estates like La Esmeralda and Elida, Panama is also home to many boutique coffee farms — for example, the "LV of the coffee world," the much sought-after 90+ Geisha Estates (Ninety Plus Gesha Estates).
Founded in 2007, Ninety Plus (Ninety Plus) is an internationally recognized coffee bean producer and retailer, known for offering high-quality beans at competitive prices. It's worth noting that 90+ doesn't refer to a coffee scoring over 90 points, but rather to a curated series of top-tier coffees. Ninety Plus collaborates with different estates from planting, sampling, and harvesting to subsequent processing and cupping. They process the coffee differently based on variety, climate, and ripeness to achieve the best flavor and perfection, then sell it under the 90+ name.
The 90+ Geisha Estates were established in 2009. The founder, Joseph Brodsky, acquired about 200 hectares of land on the western slopes of the Barú Volcano and planted Ethiopian Geisha coffee, which thrives in shaded environments. In 2014, the 90+ estate undertook its first large-scale cultivation of Geisha coffee. Since then, the 90+ Geisha Estates have won the World Brewers Cup five times within six years. Today, 90+ is already an internationally renowned brand, highly sought after by coffee lovers around the world.
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