Panama (12)
- Café Kotowa — A multi-farm coffee estate group in Boquete, Panama, run by Ricardo Koyner and named with an Indigenous word for “mountains” — four generations deep, organic, and a regular presence in both the Geisha and non-Geisha categories at Best of Panama.
- Carmen Estate — The Volcán farm that set the 2023 Best of Panama record at $10,005/kg — a four-generation Franceschi legacy now owned by China’s Dashang Group.
- El Velo — The newest and flattest of Hacienda La Esmeralda’s three farms in Boquete, Panama — home to the family’s 400-plus variety research collection and its rare-variety lots.
- Elida Estate — The Boquete estate that broke the $1,000/lb barrier — Panama’s highest coffee farm and a four-generation Lamastus family record-setter.
- Finca Deborah — A remote Geisha-only farm above 1,900 m in Volcán, Panama, run by Jamison Savage — the estate whose named lots have appeared on more world and national barista stages than almost any other single farm, including the 2016 World Barista Championship win.
- Finca La Mula — The small forest farm on Volcán Barú that Willem Boot planted entirely with Geisha in 2005 — and whose coffee was named Coffee Review’s number one of 2015 at 97 points.
- Finca La Valentina — Two unrelated farms carry this name — a 12.5-hectare Geisha grower in Horqueta, Boquete, Panama, and a 25-hectare farm in Honduras’s Montecillos region. Neither has a competition result this wiki can confirm.
- Finca Nuguo — A five-hectare Geisha farm high above Jurutungo in Panama’s Renacimiento district, run by the Gallardo family — winner of both Best of Panama Geisha categories in 2021 and the source of the coffee that won the 2026 World Brewers Cup.
- Finca Sophia — The California-founded experiment in growing Geisha higher than anyone thought possible — a 2008 farm at ~1,900–2,130 m in Volcán that has twice won the Best of Panama washed Geisha title.
- Hacienda La Esmeralda — The Peterson family farm in Boquete, Panama, that made Geisha world-famous and holds the record coffee prices.
- Lamastus Family Estates — The four-generation Panamanian family business behind Elida, Luito and El Burro estates in Boquete — grower, processor, exporter, roaster and repeat holder of the world record coffee price.
- Mama Cata — A 50-hectare estate in Boquete, Panama, farmed since 1911 and owned by the Garrido family — best known for Mokkita, the obscure variety that beat the field in the non-Geisha category at Best of Panama two years running.