Altieri LUCI Geisha Honey Omni

Altieri Coffee sits high in the misty hills of Boquete, Panama, at 1,800 to 1,900 metres. The farm is a family story. Gene Altieri, a New Yorker, bought the land around 2005, and his neighbour at the famous Hacienda La Esmeralda sold him his first Geisha trees. Years later, the family turned their old ice factory into the coffee mill. Today Francisco Altieri and his sister Anna Lynn run the farm, and every Geisha plot is named after one of the grandchildren, picked by drawing names from a cap. The estate is one of Panama's award winners, taking 1st place for Varietals at Best of Panama 2026.