Art Deco Edition
Panama Gold
A tribute to 1919–1938, when everything was classy.
Single-origin Arabica from the Veraguas highlands, roasted in small batches and packed in a 16 oz bag.
- dulce de leche
- caramel
- custard cream
- vanilla
- delicate citrus
- cocoa
Grind & format
$39.9516 oz / 454 g
The particulars
- Origin
- Veraguas Region, Panama
- Altitude
- 700–900 m (2,300–2,900 ft)
- Roast
- Medium
- Q-score
- 85
- Purity
- Unflavored
- Crop year
- 2026
The cause
Education for children in farming communities
5% of every bag funds education for children in farming communities.
Fresh off the 1914 inauguration of the Panama Canal, Panama became accessible to merchants, travelers and explorers who marveled at a destination where tropical rainforests met sophisticated international commerce, where luxury ocean liners shared ports with fishing boats, and where coffee and cocoa growers harvested beans in quiet mountain villages while ships from every continent crossed the canal. Spanish, English, Afro-Caribbean, Indigenous and European cultures mixed into a distinctive national identity. In the western and northern highlands coffee cultivation expanded — small family farms in volcanic soil, a cool misty climate with dense forests and mountain streams, hand harvesting with beans washed and sun-dried on patios, and European immigrants, Germans especially, developing commercial estates.