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1550-1800 masl

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wbc pacamara Pacamara – Jonathan Gasca Origin: Bruselas, Huila, Colombia Producer: Jonathan Gasca Process: Natural Varietal: Pacamara Altitude: 1,550–1,800 masl Tasting Notes: floral and aromatic, tropical fruit, kiwi, pineapple, brilliant acidity, juicy and long residual This coffee is a snapshot of place, grown in the highlands of Bruselas, Huila, where volcanic soil, high altitude, and expert handling by producer Jonathan Gasca result in a cup that bursts with fruit and finishes with clarity. This Pacamara is naturally processed to accentuate tropical character and a vivid, juicy structure, the hallmark of Jonathan Gasca’s craftsmanship. And the world noticed: this very coffee was used by Jack Simpson to win the 2024 Australian Barista Championship, before taking 2nd place at the World Barista Championship. Its balance of florals, sweetness, and electric acidity makes it not just competition-worthy, but unforgettable. We’ve roasted it light to let the nuances shine. Expect tropical notes of kiwi and pineapple, with a juicy body, floral aromatics, and a long, clean finish.
wbc pacamara Pacamara – Jonathan Gasca Origin: Bruselas, Huila, Colombia Producer: Jonathan Gasca Process: Natural Varietal: Pacamara Altitude: 1,550–1,800 masl Tasting Notes: floral and aromatic, tropical fruit, kiwi, pineapple, brilliant acidity, juicy and long residual This coffee is a snapshot of place, grown in the highlands of Bruselas, Huila, where volcanic soil, high altitude, and expert handling by producer Jonathan Gasca result in a cup that bursts with fruit and finishes with clarity. This Pacamara is naturally processed to accentuate tropical character and a vivid, juicy structure, the hallmark of Jonathan Gasca’s craftsmanship. And the world noticed: this very coffee was used by Jack Simpson to win the 2024 Australian Barista Championship, before taking 2nd place at the World Barista Championship. Its balance of florals, sweetness, and electric acidity makes it not just competition-worthy, but unforgettable. We’ve roasted it light to let the nuances shine. Expect tropical notes of kiwi and pineapple, with a juicy body, floral aromatics, and a long, clean finish.

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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

Floral
Kiwi
Pineapple
Tropical fruits
Juicy
Lingering finish

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Out of stock
0 ratings

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

Floral
Kiwi
Pineapple
Tropical fruits
Juicy
Lingering finish
Process
Variety
Altitude
1550-1800 masl

What the Brand Says

wbc pacamara Pacamara – Jonathan Gasca Origin: Bruselas, Huila, Colombia Producer: Jonathan Gasca Process: Natural Varietal: Pacamara Altitude: 1,550–1,800 masl Tasting Notes: floral and aromatic, tropical fruit, kiwi, pineapple, brilliant acidity, juicy and long residual This coffee is a snapshot of place, grown in the highlands of Bruselas, Huila, where volcanic soil, high altitude, and expert handling by producer Jonathan Gasca result in a cup that bursts with fruit and finishes with clarity. This Pacamara is naturally processed to accentuate tropical character and a vivid, juicy structure, the hallmark of Jonathan Gasca’s craftsmanship. And the world noticed: this very coffee was used by Jack Simpson to win the 2024 Australian Barista Championship, before taking 2nd place at the World Barista Championship. Its balance of florals, sweetness, and electric acidity makes it not just competition-worthy, but unforgettable. We’ve roasted it light to let the nuances shine. Expect tropical notes of kiwi and pineapple, with a juicy body, floral aromatics, and a long, clean finish.
wbc pacamara Pacamara – Jonathan Gasca Origin: Bruselas, Huila, Colombia Producer: Jonathan Gasca Process: Natural Varietal: Pacamara Altitude: 1,550–1,800 masl Tasting Notes: floral and aromatic, tropical fruit, kiwi, pineapple, brilliant acidity, juicy and long residual This coffee is a snapshot of place, grown in the highlands of Bruselas, Huila, where volcanic soil, high altitude, and expert handling by producer Jonathan Gasca result in a cup that bursts with fruit and finishes with clarity. This Pacamara is naturally processed to accentuate tropical character and a vivid, juicy structure, the hallmark of Jonathan Gasca’s craftsmanship. And the world noticed: this very coffee was used by Jack Simpson to win the 2024 Australian Barista Championship, before taking 2nd place at the World Barista Championship. Its balance of florals, sweetness, and electric acidity makes it not just competition-worthy, but unforgettable. We’ve roasted it light to let the nuances shine. Expect tropical notes of kiwi and pineapple, with a juicy body, floral aromatics, and a long, clean finish.

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