Some things in life are just classy. A pocket watch. Mahogany. Chanel No. 5. Having a second family in a different city as a pilot in the 1970s. A pearl necklace. To this definitive list I would add washed gesha. There's hardly a thing in life so refined as a washed gesha- it's not trying to be anything that it isn't, it is just excellence embodied. Floral, elegant, and distinguished, it's always a pleasure to come across a nice washed gesha on a cupping table, and even more splendid to wake up on a Saturday morning and brew yourself a cup. So channel your inner Mr Peanut, put on your tophat and monocle, and enjoy one of life's little luxuries with Robinson Ortiz's excellent gesha.