This coffee represents a perfect symbiosis of terroir, genetics and farming practices at Finca Gascon, owned by grower Felipe Contreras. A floral coffee with complex notes.
The first Finca Gascon geishas were planted in 2017, for first production in 2020. The variety does very well on the farm, without the use of chemicals and pesticides. Felipe produces his own natural fertilizers.
The cherries are harvested by hand during the day, to be taken to the drying station around 4pm. Here, the coffee is weighed, sorted and processed. To do this, it ferments overnight for 12 hours. It is then placed in a tank, deprived of oxygen.
The tank is filled with water and lactic acid bacteria from the coffee cherries. After this phase of the process, the coffee is dried according to the principles of the natural process.
