Raspberry. Bergamot.
Meet the pinnacle of coffee: Panama Gesha. Elegant, complex, and endlessly unfolding in the cup. Sip after sip.
Grown at the legendary Finca Sophia, this rare high-altitude Gesha comes from a microclimate that pushes every note to maximum clarity and intensity. It is one of the most exclusive coffees on the planet. A standout coffee of our 2026 lineup. Scoring 92+ points.
We are Roaster of the Year 2025 — by Crema Magazine
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Expect diversity and depth only seen in the very best, high-altitude Gesha: from fresh summer berries and hints of tropical sweetness, to perfectly refined florals.
An intense bouquet is reminiscent of jasmine, orange blossom, and honeysuckle. On the palate, notes of raspberry, grape, white peach, and bergamot are delicately layered, with black tea and hibiscus offering structure. The acidity is citric and exceptionally clear.
Following multiple Best of Panama awards, Finca Sophia took 2nd place in 2025 with a washed Gesha that achieved a staggering $7,163.00/kg.
Founded in 2008, the farm is located in the highlands of Panama, near the village of Nueva Suiza, just up the road from Volcan. At an altitude that tops 2,100 meters, Finca Sophia is one of the highest coffee farms in Panama, and is planted almost exclusively with Gesha. Pairing this legendary coffee variety with the extreme altitude of the farm results in a one of a kind coffee. In 2020 Finca Sophia achieved first and second place at the annual Best Of Panama Auction and claimed the Panama Cup. Despite its recent arrival on the scene, these awards saw Finca Sophia establish itself as one of the finest producers in the world.
Finca Sophia is an experimental farm and it was established to test the limits of coffee cultivation in Panama. While higher elevation promotes slow fruit maturation and high quality, it also presents a myriad of challenges, stressing the coffee trees to an extreme not seen on farms just a couple hundred meters lower in elevation. Establishing coffee production on Sophia has been an epic adventure to say the least, with successes often followed by setbacks. Yet, the determination to produce a world class coffee has led the producers to respond to challenges with innovation and creativity, learning to grow coffee better with each harvest.


This lot was hand harvested over three days, before pre-fermentation in the cherry and meticulous selection. The cherries were then pulped to remove the skin and mucilage before a stage of dry fermentation for 36 hours.
The coffee was then dried on raised African beds until they reached 17% humidity, before a final period of dark room drying where they reached a stable moisture content of 10.5%. At this point, the beans are rested in a temperature controlled room. Every coffee is finally hand sorted to guarantee the most refined, consistent profile.
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