Koyner Family

The Koyner Family produces coffee in the Boquete region of Panama, with cultivation occurring at altitudes between 1600 and 1800 meters. This geographic setting provides the high-altitude environment associated with their harvested lots. The dominant varietal in their catalog representation is geisha, alongside an unspecified other variety. The catalog reflects a total of three coffees, with two currently in-stock and distributed across two roasters. Their lots record an average Cherrybook Index of 60.1. Process handling for the Koyner Family focuses entirely on the natural method across all indexed lots. Recent catalog examples include the Kotowa Las Brujas Natural Gesha Lot 2005 roasted by Rosso Coffee Roasters, alongside Newav Coffee offerings such as Panama Kotowa Duncan 4257 Natural Gesha and Panama Kotowa Las Brujas 9815 Natural Chakira. The catalog footprint for the Koyner Family is defined by a consistent focus on natural-processed geisha lots originating from Boquete.