Panama - Finca Nahaliel Geisha Honey Lot 031525
Panama - Finca Nahaliel Geisha Honey Lot 031525
Panama - Finca Nahaliel Geisha Honey Lot 031525
Panama - Finca Nahaliel Geisha Honey Lot 031525
Panama - Finca Nahaliel Geisha Honey Lot 031525
Panama - Finca Nahaliel Geisha Honey Lot 031525
Panama - Finca Nahaliel Geisha Honey Lot 031525
Panama - Finca Nahaliel Geisha Honey Lot 031525
Panama - Finca Nahaliel Geisha Honey Lot 031525
Panama - Finca Nahaliel Geisha Honey Lot 031525

Panama - Finca Nahaliel Geisha Honey Lot 031525

140.00 Sale Save

coffee flower, yuzu, lavender, papaya, pear

Weight 50 grams
Roast Profile Filter Roast
Grind Option Whole Beans

Producer: Itto Guerra
Farm: Finca Nahaliel 
Location: Alto Los Guerra, Bambito
Variety: Geisha
Process: Honey - Cool Room Drying
Altitude: 1,850 masl

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Finca Nahaliel, meaning “inheritance” or “Valley of God,” and its coffees reflect devotion and care in Bambito, Tierras Altas, Panama. Founded in 2016, the farm carries the Guerra family’s heritage, dating back to the late 19th century when they arrived from Dolega and Bugaba and helped shape the region’s coffee landscape.

Under the stewardship of Itto Guerra — representing the family’s 3rd and 4th generations — Finca Nahaliel honors his ancestors through patient cultivation and careful restoration: clearing old growth, nurturing new trees, and keeping the legacy alive in every plant.

Finca Nahaliel’s coffees have traveled globally, featured in competitions and reached the cups of baristas such as Dongmin Kim, Top 6 at the 2025 Korean National Barista Championship, and Jason Basilan at the 2025 Singapore National Championship. Through sustainable practices, meticulous attention, and generational devotion, Finca Nahaliel is a living testament to coffee, faith, and excellence.

Panama Geisha is a rare, delicate, and complex variety well-loved for its sweet florality and citrus highlights. Since its debut win at the Best of Panama auction in 2004, it has kept specialty coffee lovers everywhere captivated by its endless possibilities, delicacy, complexity, and clarity of flavors.

As such, it is often showcased on coffee competition stages by a great number of coffee champions, and it also continues to fetch the highest prices.

While a coffee’s truest intrinsic qualities are still largely believed to be showcased best by traditional washed processing due to the demucilaging, washing, and scrubbing steps removing all traces of fruit from the bean, the expertise of seasoned and passionate producers like Itto Guerra allows them to direct the flavor character of the Panama Geisha towards a seemingly endless diversity of delightfully surprising trajectories.

They do this through the purposeful implementation of traditional methods like the natural and honey processes, as well as intentional and innovative processing styles.

- Ready your brewing tools ahead.
- Keep your coffee gear and containers clean.
- Decide and adjust your grind size based on:
— Your coffee’s roast date
— Your brewing method
- Be consistent with water quality and measuring weight, ratios, and time.
- Remember!
— Let your palate help you personalize the best recipe for you.
— Brew often and have fun!

More about Brewing here.

HOW TO BREW:

Before the first pour
• Prepare a dose of 15 grams of coffee.
• Heat water to around 93 - 96 degrees Celsius.
• Pre-wet the paper filter on the dripper & dispose of the water in the server.
• Grind the coffee to about 700 to 800 microns.
• Place the coffee grinds onto the pre-wetted paper filter on the dripper.

For the first pour and bloom.
• Pour 40 ml in a circular manner.
• Let the coffee bloom until 30-40 seconds.

For the second pour.
• Continuing in a circular manner, pour 70ml more, until 110 ml, by 1 minute and 10 seconds.

At the third pour and onto the last & fourth pour.
• Still in circles, pour the next 70 ml to make 180 ml within 2 minutes.
• For the last pour, focus at the center until 225 ml.
• Dripping should complete within 2 minutes to 3 minutes and 20 seconds.

After the last pour.
• If the water drains either slower than 3 minutes or faster than 2 minutes and 30 seconds, consider adjusting your grind size.
• Dispose of the coffee grounds & the paper filter responsibly.
• Pour the brew into your favorite cup — and enjoy your coffee!