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Featured in Our 2024 Advent Calendar

Finca Asunta Gesha - Seth Taylor Coffee (Advent 2024 - Day #25)

$25.08 CAD $29.50

Origin Bolivia
Region Sud Yungas, La Paz
Producer Juan Carlos Huanca (Finca Asunta)
Process Natural
Varietal Gesha
Elevation 1550
Tasting Notes Blueberry, Blackberry, Lavender 
Description
"This coffee is fruity & fun! It’s a sweet cup with a ton of purple flavours to it. On first taste you get a blueberry syrup note, followed by a nice hit of blackberry acidity, finishing off with a lovely lavender floral note reminding us that this is in fact a Gesha Variety.”

— Seth Taylor, Owner Operator

Size: 225 grams of whole bean coffee. Roasted mid November 2024.

This coffee was featured in the Day 25 of the 2024 Advent Calendar!

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Finca Asunta Gesha - Seth Taylor Coffee (Advent 2024 - Day #25) Finca Asunta Gesha - Seth Taylor Coffee (Advent 2024 - Day #25)
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MORE ABOUT THE ROASTER

"This coffee is fruity & fun! It’s a sweet cup with a ton of purple flavours to it. On first taste you get a blueberry syrup note, followed by a nice hit of blackberry acidity, finishing off with a lovely lavender floral note reminding us that this is in fact a Gesha Variety.”

— Seth Taylor, Owner Operator

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BREW GUIDE

Brewing tips from the roaster:

The Hario V60 is a great brewing device. One of my go-tos for sure. Here is the simplest recipe for success:

20g Coffee @ Med-Fine Grind

340g water @ 208*F/98*C or higher

Slowly pour 340g of water directly into the middle of the brewer (this should take about 1m30s).

Let the coffee drain out (this should take about 1m00 to 1m30s).

Total brew time around 2m30s to 3m00s.

Every coffee is a little different but this recipe is a great start. After you make the first cup you can adjust the grind size for your personal taste. Too light in flavour? Go a little finer. Too heavy? Coarsen that grind up! 

I like the Bolivia Asunta with a slightly finer grind. It just brings out the best sweetness for this coffee. Happy brewing.

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