Buenos Aires Gesha #0370 – Colombian coffee lot from a combination of people and nature
Buenos Aires Gesha #0370 is a coffee lot from the February 2023 crop of the Cafe Granja La Esperanza estate. Possessing a cupping score of up to 91/100 SCA, the flavor contains a special charm that makes everyone impressed with its richness and sophistication. Coffee beans are filled with the taste of happiness as a gift from Mother Colombia for the farm’s sincere pursuit of dreams and efforts to preserve nature. Join XLIII Coffee to discover the charm of this batch of coffee!
Buenos Aires Gesha #0370 gathers the beauty of the growing area to mature
Buenos Aires Gesha #0370 green sprout is grown in Valle del Cauca, Trujillo. The area is located on the eastern flank of the Western Cordillera, in Colombia's rich Andean subregion. This land is famous for its vast jungles and mountains ranging from 1,000 to more than 3,000 meters high, suitable for cultivating the premium flavor of Gesha coffee varieties. Besides, this area also has many small rivers and streams such as Culebras, Cuancua, Caceres and Blanco flowing in, enriching soil and abundant water. Thanks to the alluvium from the confluence of rivers, green coffee plants receive natural energy and absorb more and more elements, creating diversity in flavor.
Buenos Aires Gesha #0370 Coffee is cultivated according to a sustainable model
Buenos Aires Gesha #0370 originates from the Panamanian Gesha variety. The seeds were researched by the two operators of Cafe Granja La Esperanza - Rigoberto Herrera and Luis Eduardo Herrera and brought back to Colombia in 2007. To preserve the uniqueness of the variety and develop the flavor profile, they decided to plant This Gesha coffee tree sprouts on hills with slopes over 40 degrees. With a steep slope, manual care and harvesting causes many difficulties, but the team still strives to closely monitor each stage of growth. The plant's growth process is monitored and adjusted using organic methods, in harmony with nature, limiting negative impacts on the environment.
During harvest season, coffee is picked entirely by hand and follows strict standards. Collectors are often carefully trained and guided over a long period of time to master their skills. They receive a worthy salary and a safe working environment. Coffee will be checked regularly and only coffee cherries that have reached optimal ripeness will be picked when they are plump and sweetest.
After being picked, they will be washed and immediately wet-processed to preserve their essence. In this process, the farm team will use grinding machines and modern equipment to keep the coffee beans clean and intact while still saving the amount of water needed. Once the coffee has been completely washed, it will be dried by machine. The temperature is closely monitored and fluctuates between 35°C and 45°C, and the final moisture ratio is around 10.5% to ensure the best quality.
Flavors of Buenos Aires Gesha #0370 is lively and sophisticated
Possessing the characteristics of the Gesha line, Buenos Aires Gesha #0370 satisfies the taste buds with richness, multi-layeredness and balance. The main scent structure is Malic Acid, a harmonious combination of citrus fruit flavors and flavoring compounds. Therefore, you can be very impressed with the extremely vivid sweet and sour layers when enjoying. In particular, the characteristic sweetness can be smelled right in the first layer of scent. The fragrance has a hint of jasmine, red apple, and pure tangerine. The smell is gentle, but clear and sharp, like there are actually pure white flower petals and crispy fruit slices in a cup of coffee.
Take the opportunity to taste the sweet aroma while it's still hot. You will be surprised as soon as the coffee comes into contact with the sensitive cells on the tip of your tongue. The mouthfeel is moderately crispy and spongy, like biting into an apple. The fresh sensation of tangerine and jasmine mixed with the taste of apricot spreads throughout the mouth. Heat causes acid and sugar molecules to move more quickly. When the heat gradually dissipates, the acidity and sweetness suddenly roll together, giving you sweet and sour notes like bananas, red apples and oranges. But if you add a few ice cubes, the flavor base will change with a bright, crisp taste like green apple and lemon. Click lightly, let the coffee layer penetrate deep into the epidermis and stop and wait a bit. Buenos Aires Gesha #0370 will highlight the sweetness resonated from the base notes and give you sweet endings such as red apple, banana and jasmine.
If you love the sophistication and sweetness of Buenos Aires Gesha #0370, stop by XLIII Coffee to experience it or choose a box of pure specialty coffee beans to enjoy right at home.
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