Panama · District

Renacimiento

Renacimiento is a district of Chiriquí province in western Panama — the district that, since a 2019 administrative reorganization, forms most of the new Tierras Altas district around the town of Volcán. Together with Boquete, it makes up Panama's highland coffee country on the slopes of Volcán Barú, the country's highest mountain.

Panama's tourism authority places Tierras Altas coffee between roughly 1,300 and 1,800 m — high, cool, volcanic farmland where the famous 'bajareque', a light afternoon mist, rolls through the growing areas. Growers work the same volcanic soils as neighboring Boquete and Volcán, with the mix typical of the province: Bourbon, , Catuaí and Typica, alongside the plantings that made Panamanian coffee world-famous.

In the cup, Renacimiento lots share the Tierras Altas profile: balanced and bright, with soft florals and clean sweetness. As with every Panamanian zone, the honest unit of description is the farm and lot, and regional characterizations are general tendencies only.

TagsRenacimiento Panama District Bourbon Caturra Catuaí Typica Gesha Finca Bernardina

Editorial coffee-region artwork for Renacimiento; not a verified photograph of the region — Editorial illustration · not a verified farm photograph

Geographic classification

District

Recorded verification date: 2026-09-20

Harvest timing

Approximate national-level pattern: a harvest broadly from roughly August/September to January/February in the Chiriquí highlands; exact timing varies by altitude and year, and regional windows should not be inferred precisely.

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Farms & producers in our database

These are documented directory relationships, not independently verified farm visits or lot traceability. Follow individual profiles to inspect available sources.

Finca Bernardina

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Félix Aguilar and family

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Coffees from Renacimiento