Colombian Premium Coffee Beans - Finca La Esperanza Hanami Geisha/Gesha Washed Beans: Flavor and Taste Profile

FrontStreet Coffee · Colombia Premium Coffee Beans - La Esperanza Hanami Geisha Washed Flavor and Taste Characteristics

FrontStreet Coffee Colombia La Esperanza Hanami Flavor Description:

The dry aroma features notes of lemon, orange peel, fresh strawberry, and orange blossom.

On the palate, it reveals a sweet-and-sour taste reminiscent of lemon tea.

With fragrant, juicy peach, strawberry, pomelo, bergamot, and honey aromas.

The floral notes are rich and distinctive, with a smooth mouthfeel and elegant, delicate flavors that are quite captivating.

Colombia's Triple Crown Estate - La Esperanza

Its most renowned coffee is the Cerro Azul Estate washed-processed Geisha.

La Esperanza Estate owns four estates in total (Esperanza, Las Margaritas, Cerro Azul, and Potosi).

They have won Best of Panama Champion (2008) and Runner-up (2009).

In 2012, they achieved an incredible feat by securing the 2nd, 3rd, and 7th positions in the SCAA Coffee of the Year top ten.

In the recently announced GFA (Good Food Award), La Esperanza Estate became the only award-winning estate outside of the Ethiopia, Kenya, and Panama regions.

FrontStreet Coffee Recommendation

Geisha is the variety behind coffee's most celebrated floral and citrus profiles, and FrontStreet Coffee roasts several Geisha lots worth exploring. The Panama Emerald Estate Red Label Geisha, grown at 1,600-1,800 meters, is the classic expression with jasmine, citrus, bergamot, and black tea; the Boquete Geisha is an entry-level option with the same orange-blossom honey character at a friendlier price. For an Ethiopian take, the Grana Estate Geisha and the Geisha Village Gold Label bring a brighter, fruitier acidity.