Gesha - Washed
Whole Bean
Quick Facts
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Origin
Producer
Cup Score
Finca El Bosque (Cafe La Fôret)
Luisa Ossa
In Vereda La Ceja in the charming town of Marsella, Risaralda at 1,700 MASL, this remarkable farm is home to producer Luisa Ossa, whose dedication to excellence is reflected in every coffee she cultivates. Surrounded by protected natural reserves and sweeping panoramic views, the farm sits within one of Colombia’s most treasured cultural landscapes. This region is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Coffee Cultural Landscape, a recognition that celebrates its unique blend of biodiversity, tradition, and agricultural heritage.
In Vereda La Ceja in the charming town of Marsella, Risaralda at 1,700 MASL, this remarkable farm is home to producer Luisa Ossa, whose dedication to excellence is reflected in every coffee she cultivates. Surrounded by protected natural reserves and sweeping panoramic views, the farm sits within one of Colombia’s most treasured cultural landscapes. This region is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Coffee Cultural Landscape, a recognition that celebrates its unique blend of biodiversity, tradition, and agricultural heritage.
Finca El Bosque (Cafe La Fôret)
Risaralda, Colombia
Also known as Geisha, Gesha 1931, or Geisha Panama—originated in the forests of Gesha, Ethiopia, before gaining global fame in Central America. It’s renowned for its soaring aromatics: jasmine, bergamot, and delicate tropical fruit lifted by a silky, tea‑like structure. Naturally low‑yielding and happiest at high elevations, Gesha delivers a luminous, almost ethereal cup that continues to mesmerize coffee lovers worldwide.
Washed Process
Flavor Profile: Bright and floral with gentle sweetness and layered complexity
Tasting Notes: Limoncillo, sugar cane, and floral notes unfold into a cup reminiscent of green tea and delicate aromatics
Body: Medium
Acidity: Low, citric
Finish: Sweet aromatics
Notes: Jasmine • Sugar Cane • Green Tea
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