Parainema

Parainema is an Arabica coffee variety characterized by its elongated bean shape, resembling the Geisha variety, and its vibrant, emerald-green appearance. It is a meticulously cultivated new variety with exceptional disease resistance, effectively withstanding coffee leaf rust and nematode infestations. The breeding program began in 1981, with stable cultivation first achieved in Costa Rica in 2006, followed by its introduction to Honduras in 2010, where it was officially named Parainema.

The Parainema coffee tree is a small shrub, and due to genetic variations, its leaf tips may exhibit green, yellow, or a blend of both colors. Parainema green coffee beans are considered extremely rare and are worth exploring.
 

Justin Coffee carefully selects various Arabica varieties to craft drip coffee, including Villa Sarchi, Heirloom, Bourbon, Typica, Caturra, Pacas, SL28, SL34, Tim Tim, and other world-renowned specialty coffee varieties. To enhance your coffee experience, Justin Coffee prints the bean variety information on the packaging, allowing you to know which coffee variety you are savoring. While flavors may vary due to multiple factors, this gives us a glimpse into the vast and diverse world of coffee beans.