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US$ 17,12/100g
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~2280 m acima do nível do mar
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Sweet and expressive geisha variety from Incahuasi district, Cusco, Peru. An elegant, floral cup with notes of lychee, purple grapes, black tea. Filter coffee:Floral and elegant with rose petals, black tea, lychee, syrupy sweetness. The Producer:Jose Gonzales' farm, Finca Achirayuc, sits high up in the Andes in the remote mountain district of Incahuasi in Cusco, Peru. At these altitudes, the cherries mature slower due to the cooler temperatures, allowing the seeds to develop greater complexity and bean density which translate to more sweetness and brightness, refined acidity, flavor complexity, complex floral and fruit characteristics and improved clarity in the cup. Jose is a part of the Cooperativa Agraria Cafetalera Valle de Incahuasi. The members, farming around 2000-2400 meters above sea level are known for producing outstanding coffees. The cooperative also works closely with our friends and sourcing partners at APU Coffee Peru that showcases the region's remarkable consistency and quality on the international specialty coffee stage. José's farming practices reflect the traditions of Incahuasi, where coffee cultivation is closely tied to community values such as ayni—the Andean principle of mutual support and collective work. Harvesting is carried out selectively by hand, ensuring that only perfectly ripe cherries are picked. This dedication to quality, combined with the cooperative's shared infrastructure and technical support, allows producers like José to consistently deliver coffees with clarity, sweetness, and a strong sense of place. The Incahuasi Cooperative has earned international recognition through numerous quality awards and has become one of Peru's most respected specialty coffee organisations. They have a growing reputation for coffees that express the unique terroir of the Cusco highlands—often characterised by vibrant acidity, floral aromatics, layered sweetness, and remarkable complexity in the cup.
Sweet and expressive geisha variety from Incahuasi district, Cusco, Peru. An elegant, floral cup with notes of lychee, purple grapes, black tea. Filter coffee:Floral and elegant with rose petals, black tea, lychee, syrupy sweetness. The Producer:Jose Gonzales' farm, Finca Achirayuc, sits high up in the Andes in the remote mountain district of Incahuasi in Cusco, Peru. At these altitudes, the cherries mature slower due to the cooler temperatures, allowing the seeds to develop greater complexity and bean density which translate to more sweetness and brightness, refined acidity, flavor complexity, complex floral and fruit characteristics and improved clarity in the cup. Jose is a part of the Cooperativa Agraria Cafetalera Valle de Incahuasi. The members, farming around 2000-2400 meters above sea level are known for producing outstanding coffees. The cooperative also works closely with our friends and sourcing partners at APU Coffee Peru that showcases the region's remarkable consistency and quality on the international specialty coffee stage. José's farming practices reflect the traditions of Incahuasi, where coffee cultivation is closely tied to community values such as ayni—the Andean principle of mutual support and collective work. Harvesting is carried out selectively by hand, ensuring that only perfectly ripe cherries are picked. This dedication to quality, combined with the cooperative's shared infrastructure and technical support, allows producers like José to consistently deliver coffees with clarity, sweetness, and a strong sense of place. The Incahuasi Cooperative has earned international recognition through numerous quality awards and has become one of Peru's most respected specialty coffee organisations. They have a growing reputation for coffees that express the unique terroir of the Cusco highlands—often characterised by vibrant acidity, floral aromatics, layered sweetness, and remarkable complexity in the cup.
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Peru - Jose Gonzales - Geisha

100g
US$ 17,12
(US$ 77,66/lbs)

Perfil

Características de sabor

Leve e semelhante ao chá
Encorpado e cremoso
Suave
Vivo e ácido
Menos doce
Muito doce
Amargor subtil
Amargor pronunciado
Clássico
Funky e original
Nível de torra: Clara a média

Notas de prova

Chá preto
Lichia
Rosa
Bala
Jasmim

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US$ 17,12/100g
POPULUS COFFEE · DE

Peru - Jose Gonzales - Geisha

100g
US$ 17,12
(US$ 77,66/lbs)

Perfil

Características de sabor

Leve e semelhante ao chá
Encorpado e cremoso
Suave
Vivo e ácido
Menos doce
Muito doce
Amargor subtil
Amargor pronunciado
Clássico
Funky e original
Nível de torra: Clara a média

Notas de prova

Chá preto
Lichia
Rosa
Bala
Jasmim
Processo
Variedade
Altitude
~2280 m acima do nível do mar
Recomendado para
Filtro

O que a marca diz

Sweet and expressive geisha variety from Incahuasi district, Cusco, Peru. An elegant, floral cup with notes of lychee, purple grapes, black tea. Filter coffee:Floral and elegant with rose petals, black tea, lychee, syrupy sweetness. The Producer:Jose Gonzales' farm, Finca Achirayuc, sits high up in the Andes in the remote mountain district of Incahuasi in Cusco, Peru. At these altitudes, the cherries mature slower due to the cooler temperatures, allowing the seeds to develop greater complexity and bean density which translate to more sweetness and brightness, refined acidity, flavor complexity, complex floral and fruit characteristics and improved clarity in the cup. Jose is a part of the Cooperativa Agraria Cafetalera Valle de Incahuasi. The members, farming around 2000-2400 meters above sea level are known for producing outstanding coffees. The cooperative also works closely with our friends and sourcing partners at APU Coffee Peru that showcases the region's remarkable consistency and quality on the international specialty coffee stage. José's farming practices reflect the traditions of Incahuasi, where coffee cultivation is closely tied to community values such as ayni—the Andean principle of mutual support and collective work. Harvesting is carried out selectively by hand, ensuring that only perfectly ripe cherries are picked. This dedication to quality, combined with the cooperative's shared infrastructure and technical support, allows producers like José to consistently deliver coffees with clarity, sweetness, and a strong sense of place. The Incahuasi Cooperative has earned international recognition through numerous quality awards and has become one of Peru's most respected specialty coffee organisations. They have a growing reputation for coffees that express the unique terroir of the Cusco highlands—often characterised by vibrant acidity, floral aromatics, layered sweetness, and remarkable complexity in the cup.
Sweet and expressive geisha variety from Incahuasi district, Cusco, Peru. An elegant, floral cup with notes of lychee, purple grapes, black tea. Filter coffee:Floral and elegant with rose petals, black tea, lychee, syrupy sweetness. The Producer:Jose Gonzales' farm, Finca Achirayuc, sits high up in the Andes in the remote mountain district of Incahuasi in Cusco, Peru. At these altitudes, the cherries mature slower due to the cooler temperatures, allowing the seeds to develop greater complexity and bean density which translate to more sweetness and brightness, refined acidity, flavor complexity, complex floral and fruit characteristics and improved clarity in the cup. Jose is a part of the Cooperativa Agraria Cafetalera Valle de Incahuasi. The members, farming around 2000-2400 meters above sea level are known for producing outstanding coffees. The cooperative also works closely with our friends and sourcing partners at APU Coffee Peru that showcases the region's remarkable consistency and quality on the international specialty coffee stage. José's farming practices reflect the traditions of Incahuasi, where coffee cultivation is closely tied to community values such as ayni—the Andean principle of mutual support and collective work. Harvesting is carried out selectively by hand, ensuring that only perfectly ripe cherries are picked. This dedication to quality, combined with the cooperative's shared infrastructure and technical support, allows producers like José to consistently deliver coffees with clarity, sweetness, and a strong sense of place. The Incahuasi Cooperative has earned international recognition through numerous quality awards and has become one of Peru's most respected specialty coffee organisations. They have a growing reputation for coffees that express the unique terroir of the Cusco highlands—often characterised by vibrant acidity, floral aromatics, layered sweetness, and remarkable complexity in the cup.
Original em inglês.

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