This advanced level of processing features more extreme taste profile, surely coming from fermentation and the processing of these super extra-ordinary coffees. You often find boozy, funky or have cinnamon flavours, overripe fruits and an intense dry aroma.
Papapya. Strawberry Candy.
A Colombian Masterpiece, available now in very limited quantities.
This competition-level Red Gesha represents the pinnacle of Colombian coffee. Natural yeasts added during fermentation create a uniquely complex profile, sweet like berries and tropical fruit.
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In this lot, the unique quality of Red Gesha is captured in notes of blueberry, fig, and strawberry candy.
This is followed by more tropical sweetness, with papaya or ripe pineapple. The meticulous fermentation and slow drying create depth and intensity, with lactic acidity reminiscent of fruit yogurt. The floral quality of Gesha remains in fragrant jasmine and rooibos, with exceptional balance and intriguing complexity.
After finishing his studies, Mauricio specialised as an oncologist, working at his own medical practice in Bogota fo more than 20 years. Alongside his work, a passion for coffee took hold, eventually leading to the decision to found one of the first specialty coffee roasters in Colombia. With the terroir of Colombia on his doorstep, the next step was producing his own coffee. He and his wife Liliana searched for five years until they found the perfect spot in Tolima: Finca La Negrita.
Situated at over 2100 meters, close to the ‘Nevado de Tolima’ volcano, Finca La Negrita benefits from a cool microclimate, rich terroir, and abundant natural water. On the steep hillside, La Negrita receives only 6 to 7 hours of sunlight, combining with consistent mists to ensure slow maturation of the coffee cherries. Only 10% of the farm, around 8 hectares, is planted with coffee. The rest remains protected rainforest with more than 20 natural springs, home to a dazzling array of flora and fauna.
For this competition-level lot, Mauricio chose a natural anaerobic process. In a climate controlled dark room, Mauricio is able to control variables such as pH, temperature, and total dissolved oxygen. Within a sealed stainless steel tank, the whole coffee cherries are flushed with nitrogen before wine yeast is introduced to aid fermentation.
After the fermentation, the coffee is then dried in a specially designed dark room, where light and temperature are carefully controlled. The cherries dry for a remarkable 6-8 weeks, allowing flavour to steadily concentrate. The coffees are hand sorted twice daily for the duration of the drying period to ensure the best possible quality. The result of this unique process is a profile that is both elegant and deeply complex.
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