This set features three fermentation-driven Geshas from Panama and Ethiopia:
Mario BANC Gesha | Anaerobic Cold Dried Natural | Hacienda La Esmeralda
Hacienda La Esmeralda’s Mario BANC follows a staged approach: initial drying on raised beds, anaerobic fermentation, then an extended cold-room finish. This slow, controlled drying tempers fermentation and preserves clarity while building depth.
Tasting notes: Cherry, Mango Smoothie, Red Wine
Echo Gesha | Cascara Infused Carbonic Maceration | Finca Deborah
Echo undergoes carbonic maceration with the addition of its own cherry during fermentation, creating a sealed, low-oxygen environment that builds intensity while maintaining structure. The result is a syrupy, layered expression shaped by controlled development.
Tasting notes: Jasmine, Cabernet Grape, Lychee
Oma Gesha | Anaerobic Mustto Infused Natural | Gesha Village
Oma is processed as an anaerobic natural using retained fermentation must from previous lots to accelerate microbial activity. This layered approach builds complexity through successive fermentations, resulting in a dynamic and evolving cup.
Tasting notes: Tropical Fruit, Dark Berry, Cocoa
We dialed this set of coffees with the traditional Hario V60 paper filters. We found that the fermentation processes accelerated the brew times, allowing us to get great cup profiles with the standard filters. The Sibarist filters, which brew much faster, required very fine grind settings, to the point that the coffees were tasting muddled.
Our brew guides for this set were developed specifically with these filters, so you’ll get the most expressive and transparent results using them.
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