In our Second Edition of Estates Auction, we are featuring a combination of stories in different volumes. Each volume tells the story of our Regions, Terroirs, Fruits and Innovations.
Together the 24 lots in this auction tell The Story of Us.
Samples set fee $600 | Sample sets are limited in number and will be available just to approved bidders
The Lamastus Family are major contributors to Panamanian specialty coffee, especially Wilford Lamastus Sr., who is a key figure in the creation and organization of the annual auction of the Specialty Coffee Association of Panama. He has also achieved multiple score and price records in the Best of Panama competitions.
6th September 2022 | 18:00 Panama
7th September 2022 | 00:00 London
6 samples
Our story begins by taking you from the northern side of the mountain range close to the Caribbean Sea, to facing the Pacific Ocean in the south of the Boru Volcano. Lamastus Family Estates takes you through a diverse experience of geisha coffee flavors.
El burro Estate
Luito Geisha Estate
Vol 1/4
6 samples
Understanding the setting of our story gives the opportunity to taste the terroir and variety as a result of a clean depulping process prior to sun drying.
Elida Estate
Vol 2/4
6 samples
The plot of this chapter shows how the fruit tells the story of the innovation applied to process our geisha, while having the opportunity to undetstand the taste of its terrior
Elida Estate
Vol 3/4
6 samples
At lamastus Family Estates our vision is to thrive towards innovation by developing original ideas, specially when it comes to designing a coffee lot.
Elida Estate
Vol 4/4
This box contains a collection of stories that represent Panama’s Specialty Coffee scene by showing the diversity of flavors we can taste.
Each Sample Contains:
Available just to Approved Bidders
The Lamastus Family Estates is a coffee company founded by Robert Lamastus in 1918 and the continued by his son Thatcher. The Lamastus Family Estates comprises three coffee plantations in the Panamanian Highlands. Elida Estate is the original farm founded by Robert Lamastus in 1918, El Burro Estate originally owned by Amado Boutet (Thatcher's father in-law), and Luito Geisha founded by Luito Lamastus in 2014 (Thatcher’s son). All the farms, each with very different terroirs, are located within the Panamanian highland territories. Each farm, because of its location, is very unique due to the microclimates and microorganisms surrounding each coffee plantation.