A $75 cup of coffee? They’re all the rage in California

Klatch Coffee Roasters had been selling the most rare, most expensive coffee in the world. It’s all sold-out.

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The coffee shop is roasting the Elida Geisha 803 coffee beans from Panama. They were sold at $803 per pound, the highest price paid for the beans at the Best of Panama green auction. The auction is referred to as the ”Oscars for coffee.” | stock.adobe.com

If you thought your $5 morning latte was expensive, think again. 

Southern California-based Klatch Coffee Roasters has been selling a $75 cup of coffee, and all sold out. 

The company offered a tasting experience at its San Francisco location on May 11 and gave people the option to have some of the coffee shipped to them. According to Klatch’s website, the beans are all sold out. 

Why is it so expensive? 

The coffee shop is roasting the Elida Geisha 803 coffee beans from Panama. They were sold at $803 per pound, the highest price paid for the beans at the Best of Panama green auction. The auction is referred to as the ”Oscars for coffee.”

Only 100 pounds of the beans were available for purchase, and Klatch snatched up 10 of them, becoming the only coffee shop in the United States to have it. The beans were divided among their several Southern California locations and one shop in San Francisco. 

According to ABC7 News, a local Bay Area news station, the 10 pounds of beans comes out to about 80 cups of the Elida Geisha coffee.

”It’s a unique coffee that comes from Panama. It’s by far better than any of the coffee you hear about that comes from animals,” Bo Thiara, co-owner of the Bay Area Klatch, told ABC 7. 

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