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From $14.11/100g
Process
Variety
Altitude
1600-1800 masl
Recommended for
Filter, Espresso

What the Brand Says

Washed Catugeisha variety from Imperio Rojo's famous Las Brisas farm in Brunca, Costa Rica. This variety is an uncommon hybrid or mutation related to Catuai and Geisha genetics. It creates a structured and elegant cup with lemon iced tea, cashews, gooseberries, and lingering brown sugar sweetness. Filter coffee:Sweet and juicy cup with notes of lemon iced tea, fresh cashews, gooseberries, and lingering brown sugar sweetness. Espresso:Velvety cup with citrus oil, structured black tea, cashew butter, stone fruit juice, and caramel. Cappuccino/Flat white:Creamy lemon curd, marzipan, and blueberry cheesecake notes. The Producer:Imperio Rojo is the result of years of determination, transformation, and passion. What began as a dream to add value to their harvest has grown into a micro-beneficio model that allows this producer to oversee each step of their process personally. Their story is one of reinvention: transitioning from construction and heavy machinery work to specialty coffee production, driven by a desire to understand and improve what they had to offer.​The farm cultivates a diverse selection of varieties renowned for their exceptional cup quality, including Ethiopian 47, Kenya, Geisha, SL28, Villalobos, and Catugeisha. This botanical diversity is matched by an equally ambitious processing program that includes natural, honey, washed, rested-washed, double-washed, and anaerobic methods. These techniques, executed with precision and intention, are designed to highlight the unique characteristics of each variety and micro-lot. Though not from a long lineage of coffee growers, the current generation has taken the foundation laid by a father’s small-scale production and expanded it into a professionally managed specialty project. Transparency, responsibility, and long-term commitment define their approach, both in the field and in their relationships with buyers.​The team’s greatest hope is to be recognized for the quality of their products and to secure a place in international markets not just as exporters, but as artisans of specialty coffee cultivated with purpose.
Washed Catugeisha variety from Imperio Rojo's famous Las Brisas farm in Brunca, Costa Rica. This variety is an uncommon hybrid or mutation related to Catuai and Geisha genetics. It creates a structured and elegant cup with lemon iced tea, cashews, gooseberries, and lingering brown sugar sweetness. Filter coffee:Sweet and juicy cup with notes of lemon iced tea, fresh cashews, gooseberries, and lingering brown sugar sweetness. Espresso:Velvety cup with citrus oil, structured black tea, cashew butter, stone fruit juice, and caramel. Cappuccino/Flat white:Creamy lemon curd, marzipan, and blueberry cheesecake notes. The Producer:Imperio Rojo is the result of years of determination, transformation, and passion. What began as a dream to add value to their harvest has grown into a micro-beneficio model that allows this producer to oversee each step of their process personally. Their story is one of reinvention: transitioning from construction and heavy machinery work to specialty coffee production, driven by a desire to understand and improve what they had to offer.​The farm cultivates a diverse selection of varieties renowned for their exceptional cup quality, including Ethiopian 47, Kenya, Geisha, SL28, Villalobos, and Catugeisha. This botanical diversity is matched by an equally ambitious processing program that includes natural, honey, washed, rested-washed, double-washed, and anaerobic methods. These techniques, executed with precision and intention, are designed to highlight the unique characteristics of each variety and micro-lot. Though not from a long lineage of coffee growers, the current generation has taken the foundation laid by a father’s small-scale production and expanded it into a professionally managed specialty project. Transparency, responsibility, and long-term commitment define their approach, both in the field and in their relationships with buyers.​The team’s greatest hope is to be recognized for the quality of their products and to secure a place in international markets not just as exporters, but as artisans of specialty coffee cultivated with purpose.
POPULUS COFFEE · DE

Costa Rica - Imperio Rojo - Catugeisha

100g
$14.11
($64.00/lbs)
250g
$23.52
($42.67/lbs)
1kg
$85.82
($38.93/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: Medium to dark

Tasting Notes

Black tea
Brown sugar
Caramel
Cashew
Gooseberry
Lemon curd
Marzipan
blueberry cheesecake
Cashew butter
Citrus oil
Lemon tea
stone fruit juice

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0 ratings
From $14.11/100g
POPULUS COFFEE · DE

Costa Rica - Imperio Rojo - Catugeisha

100g
$14.11
($64.00/lbs)
250g
$23.52
($42.67/lbs)
1kg
$85.82
($38.93/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: Medium to dark

Tasting Notes

Black tea
Brown sugar
Caramel
Cashew
Gooseberry
Lemon curd
Marzipan
blueberry cheesecake
Cashew butter
Citrus oil
Lemon tea
stone fruit juice
Process
Variety
Altitude
1600-1800 masl
Recommended for
Filter, Espresso

What the Brand Says

Washed Catugeisha variety from Imperio Rojo's famous Las Brisas farm in Brunca, Costa Rica. This variety is an uncommon hybrid or mutation related to Catuai and Geisha genetics. It creates a structured and elegant cup with lemon iced tea, cashews, gooseberries, and lingering brown sugar sweetness. Filter coffee:Sweet and juicy cup with notes of lemon iced tea, fresh cashews, gooseberries, and lingering brown sugar sweetness. Espresso:Velvety cup with citrus oil, structured black tea, cashew butter, stone fruit juice, and caramel. Cappuccino/Flat white:Creamy lemon curd, marzipan, and blueberry cheesecake notes. The Producer:Imperio Rojo is the result of years of determination, transformation, and passion. What began as a dream to add value to their harvest has grown into a micro-beneficio model that allows this producer to oversee each step of their process personally. Their story is one of reinvention: transitioning from construction and heavy machinery work to specialty coffee production, driven by a desire to understand and improve what they had to offer.​The farm cultivates a diverse selection of varieties renowned for their exceptional cup quality, including Ethiopian 47, Kenya, Geisha, SL28, Villalobos, and Catugeisha. This botanical diversity is matched by an equally ambitious processing program that includes natural, honey, washed, rested-washed, double-washed, and anaerobic methods. These techniques, executed with precision and intention, are designed to highlight the unique characteristics of each variety and micro-lot. Though not from a long lineage of coffee growers, the current generation has taken the foundation laid by a father’s small-scale production and expanded it into a professionally managed specialty project. Transparency, responsibility, and long-term commitment define their approach, both in the field and in their relationships with buyers.​The team’s greatest hope is to be recognized for the quality of their products and to secure a place in international markets not just as exporters, but as artisans of specialty coffee cultivated with purpose.
Washed Catugeisha variety from Imperio Rojo's famous Las Brisas farm in Brunca, Costa Rica. This variety is an uncommon hybrid or mutation related to Catuai and Geisha genetics. It creates a structured and elegant cup with lemon iced tea, cashews, gooseberries, and lingering brown sugar sweetness. Filter coffee:Sweet and juicy cup with notes of lemon iced tea, fresh cashews, gooseberries, and lingering brown sugar sweetness. Espresso:Velvety cup with citrus oil, structured black tea, cashew butter, stone fruit juice, and caramel. Cappuccino/Flat white:Creamy lemon curd, marzipan, and blueberry cheesecake notes. The Producer:Imperio Rojo is the result of years of determination, transformation, and passion. What began as a dream to add value to their harvest has grown into a micro-beneficio model that allows this producer to oversee each step of their process personally. Their story is one of reinvention: transitioning from construction and heavy machinery work to specialty coffee production, driven by a desire to understand and improve what they had to offer.​The farm cultivates a diverse selection of varieties renowned for their exceptional cup quality, including Ethiopian 47, Kenya, Geisha, SL28, Villalobos, and Catugeisha. This botanical diversity is matched by an equally ambitious processing program that includes natural, honey, washed, rested-washed, double-washed, and anaerobic methods. These techniques, executed with precision and intention, are designed to highlight the unique characteristics of each variety and micro-lot. Though not from a long lineage of coffee growers, the current generation has taken the foundation laid by a father’s small-scale production and expanded it into a professionally managed specialty project. Transparency, responsibility, and long-term commitment define their approach, both in the field and in their relationships with buyers.​The team’s greatest hope is to be recognized for the quality of their products and to secure a place in international markets not just as exporters, but as artisans of specialty coffee cultivated with purpose.

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