The Lamastus Family

The Lamastus Family produces coffee in the Boquete region of Panama, with lots cultivated at an altitude of 1850 meters. Their representation in the catalog centers on this specific high-altitude origin. The varietal landscape for this producer is focused entirely on geisha, which accounts for all seven coffees recorded in the index. Within this selection, specific estate plots such as Elida Estate Green Tip Gesha, Plano, and Mina are highlighted. The process portfolio for the Lamastus Family comprises washed and natural preparations. The catalog records five washed lots and two natural lots, demonstrating a division between these two standard methods for their geisha harvest. The catalog footprint for the producer includes a total of seven coffees, all of which are currently out of stock. These lots are carried by a single roaster, Sey Coffee, and the average Cherrybook Index across their lots is 66.8. Recent catalog examples feature several variations from Elida Estate, including multiple lots of washed Green Tip Gesha processed by Sey Coffee, alongside natural process counterparts like the Elida Estate EGN 207 Green Tip Gesha Natural and Elida Estate Mina Green Tip Gesha Natural. The work of the Lamastus Family in this catalog is distinguished by a strict varietal focus on geisha from Boquete, handled through washed and natural methods for a single roaster partner.