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Iris Estate Nirvana, Panama, Nitrogen Natural

Iris Estate Nirvana, Panama, Nitrogen Natural

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Strawberry, tropical and pink florals

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COFFEE PROFILE

This coffee bursts with fresh fruit and floral notes, showcasing terroir and exceptional processing. Notes of fresh strawberry and tropical fruits are accompanied by pink floral notes, all of which intensify as the coffee cools.

TASTES LIKE Strawberry, tropical and pink florals
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Story

Iris Estate, nestled in the breathtaking highlands of Volcán, Chiriquí, is an extraordinary Geisha coffee project co-founded by Jamison Savage, Sasa Sestic, and Elvin Siew. This pioneering venture is situated between 1,800 and 2,300 meters above sea level on the lush slopes of Volcán Barú. Established around 2017, Iris Estate emerged as a collaborative endeavor between Savage Coffees, Project Origin, and Cloud Catcher, aiming to push the boundaries of Panamanian Geisha cultivation in an extreme terroir.

The commitment to excellence at Iris Estate is evident in their focus on regenerative agricultural practices, employing shade-grown systems that harmonize with the natural environment. The team meticulously separates lots, treating the estate as both a working farm and an experimental processing laboratory for competition-grade coffees. This dedication to innovation and quality is reflected in their public releases, such as Iris Estate Pinnacle, Terroir, Illumination, and Afterglow.

Every aspect of coffee production at Iris Estate is handled with precision and care. The team adheres to a philosophy of meticulous selective harvesting, ensuring only the finest cherries are chosen. This is followed by precise fermentation design and controlled drying processes, all aimed at allowing the site and the Geisha material to speak clearly in the cup. Rather than relying solely on processing theatrics, Iris Estate focuses on showcasing the inherent qualities of the terroir, resulting in a pure and authentic coffee experience. This approach not only highlights the unique attributes of the Geisha but also celebrates the remarkable environment in which it thrives.

PRODUCER Jamison Savage, Sasa Sestic and Elvin Siew
REGION Volcán
VARIETAL Geisha
PROCESS Nitrogen Natural
ALTITUDE 1900-2000 masl
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Origin

Volcán, Panama

Coffee was introduced to Panama in the nineteenth century, eventually making its way to the highlands of Chiriquí, where farmers discovered the benefits of cultivating Arabica in the cool, volcanic uplands. By the early twentieth century, the Boquete and Volcán corridor had become the epicenter of Panamanian coffee production, thanks to the region's favorable climate, fertile soils, and rising global demand. Over time, producers honed varietal selection and post-harvest methods, and the early 2000s saw the discovery of Geisha's exceptional cup potential, transforming the region's international profile.

Estates in Volcán and Boquete began focusing on competition-grade microlots, investing significantly in fermentation control, shade management, and drying infrastructure. Today, the region is recognized as one of the world's premier origins for high-end specialty coffee. Projects like Iris Estate represent the new wave of Chiriquí producers who blend extreme elevation, ecological stewardship, and precise processing techniques to push the boundaries of coffee quality. This commitment to innovation and excellence continues to elevate Panama's status on the global coffee stage.

BREW GUIDE

How to get the best tasting cup

NOTE THESE ARE A STARTING POINT AND INDICATE A RANGE TO WORK WITHIN

Age Best Used 7-20 days after roast
Brew Parameters Dose 20g in a V60 and add 300g of water in 5 pours of 60g at 90 degrees C. Start with a 60g bloom for 33 seconds then allow water to drain through each subsequent time before adding more water, aim to finish at 2:45.
Best Freeze Date 7-12 days after roast