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Sebastian Gomez (Gesha) - Colombia

Sebastian Gomez (Gesha) - Colombia

Dried mango, Mandarin, and Lemon myrtle



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Produced by Sebastian Gomez at Finca La Divisa these coffee cherries are carefully handpicked to ensure only the ripest are used. Sebastian primarily grows Castillo, Variedad Colombia and Pink Bourbon and in 2018 he also planted 5,000 Gesha trees, which this lot comes from.

This gesha lot was exposed to a dry anaerobic fermentation of 32 hours inside grain pro bags before being pulped and left to ferment inside grain pro bags for an additional 48 hours. Later the coffee was placed on raised beds below 35C until the ideal moisture content was achieved.

Region: Circasia, Quindio
Country: Colombia
Elevation: 1,750 - 1,800 masl
Variety: Gesha
Processing: Double Anaerobic Natural

 

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  • Roast Profile

    Roast Level
    Light
    Brewing methods recommended
    Espresso Moka pot Pour over Aeropress Drip coffee French press
    Features
    Single origin Single Origin
    Organic Best served Black
  • Brewing Guide

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  • Taste Profile

    Bright & Fruity Bright & Fruity
    Tasting Notes

    Dried mango, Mandarin, and Lemon myrtle

    Acidity

    Not available

    Sweetness

    Not available

    Body

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Sebastian Gomez

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Monastery Coffee are a small batch roaster of traceable coffee, based in Adelaide, South Australia.

As a roaster, Monastery Coffee feel it is their role to firstly, roast only to preserve and highlight the individual qualities inherent in each coffee due to the meticulous work of the producers, and secondly, to make sure the consumer knows who the producers are and where the coffee came from.

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