Panama Flying Pumas Hummingbird Geisha Honey
- altitude mKlatch publishes a 1,650–2,000-meter estate range and Flying Pumas publishes an approximately 1,800-meter farm average; neither is the exact lot elevation.
- fermentation detailsThe exact Klatch release is labeled Honey, but vessel, duration, temperature, and atmosphere are not published.
- drying detailsControlled or solar drying is documented as estate practice, but the exact Hummingbird lot's drying protocol is not published.
- harvestNo crop year or lot-specific harvest dates are published.
- anaerobic designationOther sellers describe similarly named Flying Pumas Hummingbird coffee as honey anaerobic, but Klatch's exact page labels this release only Honey; exact cross-seller lot identity is not established.
- public sentiment ratingTwo independent exact-name catalog pages were found, but no qualifying hands-on exact-release review or numerical cup score was available.
FROM THE BAG
BACK TO THE LAND.
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- 01The name on the bagPanama Flying Pumas Hummingbird Geisha Honey
- 02The brand
- 03The roaster
- 04The variety
- 05The farm
- 06The farmer
- 07The region
- 08The country
Flying Pumas is the farm and farmer name Klatch publishes for this release. Primary estate sources place the project in Volcán, Chiriquí and describe regenerative cultivation, native-forest restoration, and collaboration with the Ngöbe-Buglé community.
Klatch Coffee lists this as a $69.95, 170-gram, medium-light roast, roasted to order on selected Mondays.
This release pairs Panamanian Gesha with honey processing at a high-elevation regenerative estate, presenting cherry, pomegranate, hibiscus, chocolate, and dried-rose character in a structured medium body.
WHAT DID THEY ACTUALLY
DO TO THIS COFFEE?
Klatch verifies Flying Pumas, Panama, Geisha, honey processing, medium-light roast, a 170-gram bag, and a $69.95 price.
The coffee now links to the existing Volcán region and Gesha variety records; the existing Flying Pumas farm and producer links are retained.
The estate occupies a broad high-elevation landscape and reports an average elevation near 1,800 meters, but no single altitude is assigned to this exact Hummingbird lot.
No added fruit, flavoring, culture, or post-roast ingredient is disclosed.
No exact lot altitude, anaerobic designation, fermentation protocol, drying protocol, crop year, owner tasting score, or public rating was inferred.
The profile now supports derived Volcán and Gesha tags while avoiding conversion of estate-level ranges and practices into unsupported lot-specific claims.
Klatch lists cherry, pomegranate, and hibiscus, with chocolate, floral, dried-rose, and sweet-tart descriptors in its product copy. These are roaster notes, not this site's tasting observations.
- · https://www.klatchcoffee.com/collections/direct-trade/products/panama-flying-pumas-hummingbird-geisha-honey
- · https://www.flyingpumas.com/about-us
- · https://www.flyingpumas.com/our-coffee
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Two independent exact-name catalog pages reproduce Klatch's release details, but neither is a qualifying hands-on tasting review.