Colombia Finca Samboni Gesha Anaerobic Natural
12 oz. Bag — $30
Innovative producer John Samboni brings to us this exquisite experimental anaerobic gesha from his farm in Algeciras, Colombia. Gesha coffee is considered to be the top-tier of specialty coffee and is known for its powerful and dynamic flavor notes. Samboni's anaerobic fermentation process enhances the unique characteristics of this varietal resulting in a complex, fruity, and refreshing cup.
Tasting Notes
- Black Cherry
- Honeysuckle
- Pomegranate
- Lime
- Raspberry
"High-toned, fruit-driven. Raspberry jam, cocoa nib, Meyer lemon zest, narcissus, a hint of oregano in aroma and cup. Sweetly tart structure with bright, juicy acidity; round, plush mouthfeel. The confident finish centers around notes of raspberry and cocoa nib."
Review Date: December 2022
Details
Origin
Algeciras, ColombiaProcess
Anaerobic NaturalVarietals
GeshaElevation
2000 maslProducer
John SamboniGreen Cost
8.77/lb
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Sourcing & Processing
Santa Barbara is John Samboni's 32 hectare specialty coffee farm located over 2000 masl in Algeciras, Colombia. For the past 5 years, John has been experimenting with different types of processing methods with a recent focus on fermentation.
This unique anaerobic coffee goes through a special process. After being picked, the ripe cherries are put in sealed tanks with water for five days to ferment without oxygen. This produces distinct acids that give the coffee an exotic flavor. After the water is drained, the coffee is spread on raised beds and patios to dry for 20 to 30 days.
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