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JHONATAN AND JOHAN GASCA | PINK BOURBON AJI
Colombia 🇨🇴 · Washed · Recommended for Filter, Espresso
$24.00/lbs
Best value
$25.00/12oz
$33.33/lbs
$120.00/5lb
$24.00/lbs
Tasting notes
Floral
Honey
Peach
Region
Huila, Colombia 🇨🇴
Process
Washed
Producer
Jhonatan and Johan Gasca
Altitude
1780-1900 masl
Variety
Bourbon Ají, Pink Bourbon
What the brand says
For brothers Jhonatan and Johan Gasca, coffee is a family business. Both have built serious reputations from their farms in Bruselas and Pitalito, Huila, and this lot is a collaboration between the two. Pink Bourbon Aji is a rare designer variety, thought to be a mutation of Bourbon, and grown almost exclusively in Colombia. The Gasca brothers cultivated this lot on Jhonatan's farm, Zarza, at elevations between 1,780 and 1,900 meters. The processing here was intentional and restrained: a washed approach designed to let the variety speak for itself rather than lean on fermentation. The result is something genuinely special. Soft floral notes open the cup, with peaches and cream in the body and a long finish of dark honey. It sits somewhere between a Gesha and a Sidra in personality but with a character all its own. This is a coffee that makes a strong case for why Bourbon Aji deserves a spot on every serious coffee drinker's radar.
For brothers Jhonatan and Johan Gasca, coffee is a family business. Both have built serious reputations from their farms in Bruselas and Pitalito, Huila, and this lot is a collaboration between the two. Pink Bourbon Aji is a rare designer variety, thought to be a mutation of Bourbon, and grown almost exclusively in Colombia. The Gasca brothers cultivated this lot on Jhonatan's farm, Zarza, at elevations between 1,780 and 1,900 meters. The processing here was intentional and restrained: a washed approach designed to let the variety speak for itself rather than lean on fermentation. The result is something genuinely special. Soft floral notes open the cup, with peaches and cream in the body and a long finish of dark honey. It sits somewhere between a Gesha and a Sidra in personality but with a character all its own. This is a coffee that makes a strong case for why Bourbon Aji deserves a spot on every serious coffee drinker's radar.
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360FCOFFEE
JHONATAN AND JOHAN GASCA | PINK BOURBON AJI
Colombia 🇨🇴 · Washed · Recommended for Filter, Espresso
$24.00/lbs
Best value
$25.00/12oz
$33.33/lbs
$120.00/5lb
$24.00/lbs
Tasting notes
Floral
Honey
Peach
Region
Huila, Colombia 🇨🇴
Process
Washed
Producer
Jhonatan and Johan Gasca
Altitude
1780-1900 masl
Variety
Bourbon Ají, Pink Bourbon
What the brand says
For brothers Jhonatan and Johan Gasca, coffee is a family business. Both have built serious reputations from their farms in Bruselas and Pitalito, Huila, and this lot is a collaboration between the two. Pink Bourbon Aji is a rare designer variety, thought to be a mutation of Bourbon, and grown almost exclusively in Colombia. The Gasca brothers cultivated this lot on Jhonatan's farm, Zarza, at elevations between 1,780 and 1,900 meters. The processing here was intentional and restrained: a washed approach designed to let the variety speak for itself rather than lean on fermentation. The result is something genuinely special. Soft floral notes open the cup, with peaches and cream in the body and a long finish of dark honey. It sits somewhere between a Gesha and a Sidra in personality but with a character all its own. This is a coffee that makes a strong case for why Bourbon Aji deserves a spot on every serious coffee drinker's radar.
For brothers Jhonatan and Johan Gasca, coffee is a family business. Both have built serious reputations from their farms in Bruselas and Pitalito, Huila, and this lot is a collaboration between the two. Pink Bourbon Aji is a rare designer variety, thought to be a mutation of Bourbon, and grown almost exclusively in Colombia. The Gasca brothers cultivated this lot on Jhonatan's farm, Zarza, at elevations between 1,780 and 1,900 meters. The processing here was intentional and restrained: a washed approach designed to let the variety speak for itself rather than lean on fermentation. The result is something genuinely special. Soft floral notes open the cup, with peaches and cream in the body and a long finish of dark honey. It sits somewhere between a Gesha and a Sidra in personality but with a character all its own. This is a coffee that makes a strong case for why Bourbon Aji deserves a spot on every serious coffee drinker's radar.
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