Finca La Esperanza Geisha
Finca La Esperanza Geisha
Origin: Colombia
Tasting Notes: Hibiscus | Cranberry | Lychee
Roasted In Sussex
Roasted In Sussex
Our roastery is in Burgess Hill, West Sussex and all our coffee is roasted on our Loring Roaster.
Next Day Dispatch
Next Day Dispatch
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Brew Recipe
Brew Recipe
This coffee works well for all brew methods.
Filter: Dose 15g-16g, water 250g.
Espresso: Dose 18 gram to 40-42 gram yield over about 30 seconds.
Visit our brew guides for more tips and suggestions.
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About Finca La Esperanza Geisha | Colombia
This stunning Geisha varietal coffee comes from a small farm owned by Vanessa Castro. Her farm covers just a few hectares and she grows several varietals keeping them separate at the harvest stage.
The Geisha was processed using an anaerobic fermentation method where the cherry was stored and allowed to ferment in sealed containers for 48 hours. After fermentation, the coffee was pulped to remove the outer fruit and dried as a honey process on raised tables.
This is a complex, 88+ scoring coffee with tasting notes that include Hibiscus, Cranberry and Lychee. -
Coffee Info
Tasting Notes: Hibiscus | Cranberry | Lychee
Processing Method: Anaerobic fermented honey process
Varietal: Geisha
Importer: The Green Collection
Vanessa Castro
Finca La Esperanza is owned and managed by Vanessa Castro. Her farm covers several hectares and is planted with several varietals including Geisha which is proving to work very well in terms of yield and cup score.
Colombia 🇨🇴
Colombia has been blessed with a perfect climate for coffee growing as it has a dozen micro-climates across thousands of miles, volcanic soil, and just a perfect amount of rain. Discover more about Colombian coffee.
Excellent coffee and service.
One of the best coffee's I've ever had the pleasure of trying. This coffee has perfectly suited my preferences as far as coffee goes, just a wonderful experience.
Very delicious smooth but deep layers