Discover, Learn, and Connect
Join us at our exclusive seminars and educational events designed for specialty coffee professionals and enthusiasts. Elevate your skills, expand your network, and embrace the future of coffee in the region.
Únete a nuestros exclusivos seminarios y eventos educativos diseñados para profesionales y apasionados del café de especialidad. Mejora tus habilidades, amplía tu red y sé parte del futuro del café en la región.
News & Events
Change in Board of Directors
El Panama Geisha arrasó con altísimos precios en subasta electrónica del BOP
Cafés de especialidad de Panamá listos para la subasta electrónica
Geishas y Varietales estuvieron a la par en el BOP
Varietales rompen récord en Cata Internacional del Best of Panama
Inició la Cata Internacional del Mejor café de Panamá
Finaliza Cata Nacional: 72 lotes pasan a la Cata Internacional
*El café de Panamá guarda su historia*
Arrancó la Cata Nacional del Mejor café de Panamá con los Varietales
Commitment to Excellence
The Specialty Coffee Association of Panama (SCAP) in a non-profit organization created to promote Panama’s special coffee production in the world. Our members share a passion for coffee and a strong commitment with the pursue of ultimate quality.
Our coffees have been ranked by experts as some of the best in the world in many international competitions, and our production is highly prized by the most demanding and discerning in the industry.
The parallel between specialty coffee and wine is often drawn to illustrate coffee’s complexity and how nuanced variables from terroir to roasting curve influence the final flavour. The parallel also applies to the establishment of branding. Today’s coffee farms are building the kind of name recognition vineyards use to sell premiere vintages of wine.
Our farms are located in the Highlands of Chiriqui, Panama, near the border with Costa Rica and at a 7 hours drive from Panama City and its Canal. Chiriqui is one of the most productive provinces in Panama because of its climate and fertile soil and is considered the breadbasket of Panama.