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**Process:** [Washed](https://www.coffeelist.co/insights/processing-method/washed)

**Region:** [Tangua, Colombia 🇨🇴](https://www.coffeelist.co/insights/region/1575b46b-318e-4190-9545-54b17b70db9c)

**Variety:** [Geisha](https://www.coffeelist.co/insights/variety/geisha)

**Altitude:** ~2250 masl

## What the Brand Says

> MEET THE PRODUCER | Year in and year out, some of the best Gesha lots in Colombia originate from Pablo Guerrero's farm on the sloping hills of Nariño. Pablo neither comes from a coffee-growing family nor background, but he made the switch from architecture to agriculture in 1988 and planted his first coffee trees about twelve years later. Today, he is a storied producer with numerous competition coffees and one first-place Cup of Excellence win under his belt. Pablo is gregarious, exacting, and a lover of German Shepherds - the latter of which feature prominently in photos from the farm itself. We are grateful and thrilled to have the opportunity to feature a lovely washed Gesha lot from this renowned Colombian producer, but we have to be honest: there isn't much of it to go around! We are offering this black-label-quality coffee at a slightly lower price as a way of extending our own good fortune in procuring this coffee in the first place, and we're sure it won't be on the menu for long. TRUST THE PROCESS | After being picked at peak ripeness and sorted for defects, the coffee cherries underwent 48 hours of fermentation in a hermetically sealed stainless steel tank. Then, the coffee was washed with fresh water before being spread out on raised beds to sun-dry for twenty-two days. TAKE A SIP | Rather than the soft florals often associated with Colombian Gesha coffee, this coffee features big, vibrant florals on the nose - similar, perhaps, to a Panamanian Gesha you might've sipped. All the other tell-tale Gesha signs are there, of course: complex citrus, like bergamot; stone fruit, like white peaches; and a texture and finish that reminds us of sipping oolong tea. The cup as a whole is exceptionally clean and unbelievably transparent, transporting us right back to the competition stage. ___________________________________________________________________________ Origin | Tangua, Nariño, Colombia Producer | Pablo Guerrero Farm | Hacienda El Obraje Process | Washed Variety | Gesha Elevation | 2250 masl

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# Pablo Guerrero - Gesha

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## Profile

### Taste characteristics

**Body:** 28/100 — Light & tea-like (0) to Full-bodied & creamy (100)

**Acidity:** 78/100 — Soft (0) to Bright & acidic (100)

**Sweetness:** 60/100 — Less sweet (0) to Very sweet (100)

**Bitterness:** 25/100 — Subtle bitterness (0) to Pronounced bitterness (100)

**Character:** 5/100 — Conventional (0) to Funky & novel (100)

**Roast level:** Light — 2/7, from Extra light (1) to Extra dark (7)

## Tasting Notes

Citrus

Floral

Oolong tea

White peach

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