Panama Premiun Boquete

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Roast Details City+ (Light/Medium) | Panama

Roast Details
Roaster Rating
Roaster
Freshroast SR800
Roaster Size
200 g
Roasted
Feb. 16, 2026, 1:24 a.m.
Uploaded
Feb. 16, 2026, 3:27 a.m.

Milestones
Charge
27.0 °C
Turning Point
27.0 °C
Dry End
154.2 °C 3:07
1st Crack
208.8 °C 9:01
1st Crack End
2nd Crack
Drop
215.9 °C 10:04
Cool
86.2 °C 11:58

Phase Breakdown
Dry
31.0%
Maillard
58.6%
Dev
10.4%

Batch & Yield
Green
230.0 g
Roasted
200.0 g
Loss
13.0%

Beans


Variety: Catuai

Grover: Damarli Estate

Processing Method: Natural

Roasting Notes


Looks way darker roasted than it is, even at first crack. If you are seeing splotches of color on a single bean, you are still in the light to medium ballpark. If you like acidity, floral and fruit tones, the light roast cup is pretty cool stuff. If you like traditional Panama and Central American coffee, good to go into the medium roast points to get some darker toned balance. Darker roasts will be exotic for the roast point, but we liked it best before 2nd crack. A longer setup time on these beans will help a ton, blasty coffees often need 3-5 days to start tasting their best.

Cupping Notes


Light to Medium
Light roasts themselves will be brighter with crisp lemony floral notes and more noticeable fruit tones, nutty tones to balance out the cup. Medium roasts bring a smoother and richer cup, develop the nuttiness into more of a malty/chocolate like taste, reduces the fruitiness but keeps the sweetness, still a bit lemony upfront but has a much more noticeable malt like tone with a bit of spice to balance it out.

Additional Details

Ambient Temperature
26.7 °C
Greens Temperature
26.7 °C
Bean Size - Min
17 (17/64")
Bean Size - Max
18 (18/64")
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