EL PERGAMINO

Highlights

“El Pergamino grows high in the Tierras Altas, up where Bambito stays cold between Volcán and Cerro Punta. The nights never really let go, so the cherries ripen slowly and take their time, and that patience is most of what you taste in the cup. Yaneth de Lucich and the Lucich Guerra family grow geisha here at Alto Guerra and wash it clean in the traditional way. In 2026 the farm placed second in Washed Geisha at Best of Panama with 96.00 points, just a quarter of a point from the top. The cup stays quiet for a breath and then it opens. Jasmine and bergamot come first, white peach settles in behind them, and a soft honeyed sweetness lingers long after the cup is empty.”