We present to you an exceptional batch of coffee from Gesha Village. An incredibly smooth and approachable profile. The symphony of stone fruit notes intertwine with a bright citric edge that adds a nice depth to the overall structure. This coffee evokes a tantalizing blend of sweet lemon, peach, apricot and honey.
The flavor structure evokes the creaminess of a lemon iced tea, complemented by sweet white flowers. Each sip is a testament to the smooth, round texture of the coffee, which lingers pleasantly in the mouth.
This coffee has a very special place in our hearts since it comes from the Gesha Village, with an unparalleled reputation and proven quality. Being a washed coffee, we decided to opt for a fairly classic and fast curve, with the aim of disturbing the ROR as little as possible and therefore enjoying the natural aromas of this delicious bean.
With a first crack at 5 minutes 15 seconds at a temperature of 205 degrees, an end of roasting at 6 minutes 5 seconds at a temperature of 214 degrees and a development of 15%, it is therefore a fairly pale coffee with little caramelization. The fruit aromas keep the natural acidity of the coffee and give a pleasant velvety and round texture.
Espresso recipe
Although we recommend an over-brewed infusion to enjoy all the coffee's aromas, here's an espresso recipe that brings out the lemony, honeyed flavor.
- 18g of coffee
- 45g extraction
- All in 30 seconds
Pour-over recipe
For pour-over, we got our best results with a Timemore Crystal Eye B75, as this system has no flow speed limitation. Ethiopian coffees tend to produce more fine particles (especially with a low-quality grinder), so brewing at v60 can create a blockage at the bottom of the filter, slowing extraction and bringing out more bitterness in the coffee. We had to slightly increase the grind size, compared to the setting normally used for a Kalita or v60. In short, here's the single-serving recipe we preferred for extracting our Gesha Village Chaka.
- 15g coffee
- Water at 94 degrees
- Bloom 50ml for 45-60 seconds
- Total volume 250ml (in two 100ml pours after the bloom)
- Total brewing time 3 minutes
Importer : Forward Coffee
FOB Price : $8.36 USD /Kg
Our price : $13.00 USD /Kg