How Does a $300/lb Coffee Tastes Like?

Join us for Free tasting of amazing coffees from the tropical cloud forest farms of Panama.

FINCA LA MULA
The coffee farm is embedded in the tropical cloud forest in a sky scraping elevation of 5,575 to 5,906 feet (1700 to 1800 meters) with the beautiful view of the valley south of Boquete. The main caretakers of over 6,000 Gesha coffee trees on the steep, wooded slopes of this farm are workers from the native Ngöbe-Buglé tribe. Since the beginning of the 19th century, the native population has been indispensable for the existence of the Panamanian coffee culture.

FINCA LA CABRA
This gorgeous backdrop makes for an ideal location to grow beautiful super specialty coffees. Finca La Cabra is a joint venture between Willem Boot and his wife Catherine Cadloni and John and Lynelle Lawrence who own Mudhouse Coffee Roasters in Virginia. Managing the farm is Kelly Hartmann, whose family owns the Panamanian coffee farm Finca Hartmann and who has helped lead various award winning coffee-growing projects in the country.