I always loved peruvian geshas (probably my favorite coffee tbh). Actually, the first “auction grade” green coffee I’ve bought was a washed gesha from Peru. To me, they always feels like the “prodigal kid with infinite potential but lacks polish” (and can be a bit random at times), where Panama geshas are their “corporate cousin“…
I always loved peruvian geshas (probably my favorite coffee tbh). Actually, the first “auction grade” green coffee I’ve bought was a washed gesha from Peru. To me, they always feels like the “prodigal kid with infinite potential but lacks polish” (and can be a bit random at times), where Panama geshas are their “corporate cousin“…
It is only fitting that the first post on this blog is a coffee review on a Tim Wendelboe roast – And I can say, this washed Caturron sure delivered on and beyond every bit of my expectation.