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San Vicente Yogondoy Geisha is produced by six farmers in Oaxaca’s Sierra Sur, where coffee grows beneath native shade on forested slopes cooled by Pacific winds. Rooted in Zapotec traditions and communal practices like Tequio, the community has steadily improved both coffee quality and yields through years of investment in farm health and biodiversity.
San Vicente Yogondoy Geisha is produced by six farmers in Oaxaca’s Sierra Sur, where coffee grows beneath native shade on forested slopes cooled by Pacific winds. Rooted in Zapotec traditions and communal practices like Tequio, the community has steadily improved both coffee quality and yields through years of investment in farm health and biodiversity.
ONYX COFFEE LAB · US

Mexico Oaxaca Yogondoy Gesha

2oz
$9.13
($73.04/lbs)
10oz
$39.00
($62.40/lbs)
2lb
$120.56
($60.28/lbs)
5lb
$200.97
($40.19/lbs)

Profile

Taste characteristics

Light & tea-like
Full-bodied & creamy
Soft
Bright & acidic
Less sweet
Very sweet
Subtle bitterness
Pronounced bitterness
Conventional
Funky & novel
Roast level: Light

Tasting Notes

Almond
Allspice
Jasmine
Matcha

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0 ratings
From $9.13/2oz
ONYX COFFEE LAB · US

Mexico Oaxaca Yogondoy Gesha

2oz
$9.13
($73.04/lbs)
10oz
$39.00
($62.40/lbs)
2lb
$120.56
($60.28/lbs)
5lb
$200.97
($40.19/lbs)

Profile

Taste characteristics

Light & tea-like
Full-bodied & creamy
Soft
Bright & acidic
Less sweet
Very sweet
Subtle bitterness
Pronounced bitterness
Conventional
Funky & novel
Roast level: Light

Tasting Notes

Almond
Allspice
Jasmine
Matcha

What the Brand Says

San Vicente Yogondoy Geisha is produced by six farmers in Oaxaca’s Sierra Sur, where coffee grows beneath native shade on forested slopes cooled by Pacific winds. Rooted in Zapotec traditions and communal practices like Tequio, the community has steadily improved both coffee quality and yields through years of investment in farm health and biodiversity.
San Vicente Yogondoy Geisha is produced by six farmers in Oaxaca’s Sierra Sur, where coffee grows beneath native shade on forested slopes cooled by Pacific winds. Rooted in Zapotec traditions and communal practices like Tequio, the community has steadily improved both coffee quality and yields through years of investment in farm health and biodiversity.

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