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Gesha Village - Ethiopia - Natural Geisha 1931 (Surma #143)
- altitude mNo exact-lot elevation was verified.
- fermentationThe exact sources identify a natural process but do not publish the lot-specific fermentation protocol.
- drying methodThe exact sources do not publish the lot-specific drying method.
- gradeNo standardized green-coffee grade was published.
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- 01The name on the bagGesha Village - Ethiopia - Natural Geisha 1931 (Surma #143)
- 02The brandNot disclosed
- 03The roaster
- 04The variety
- 05The farm
- 06The farmer
- 07The region
- 08The country
Gesha Village was founded by Adam Overton and Rachel Samuel in western Ethiopia. This exact release identifies Adam Overton as producer and Gesha Village as the farm; the lot is Surma #143.
Location: Bench Maji, Ethiopia Producer: Adam Overton Farm: Gesha Village Varietal: Natural Processed Geisha 1931 (lot: Surma #143) Flavour Notes: Clementine, Apricot Jasmine Sweetness: ●●● ●○ Body: ●● ○○○ Acidity: ●●● ○○ Roasted Coffee Beans (Ristede hele kaffebønner)
A precisely identified Surma-block Geisha 1931 from Gesha Village, offered as a limited filter release with April’s clementine, apricot and jasmine profile.
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