La Roca Gesha
Jorge Rojas grows this Geisha at 1,850 meters in Planadas, Tolima, Colombia, within the ASEPOP cooperative that prioritizes organic practices and quality control. The coffee undergoes a 48-hour anaerobic fermentation immediately after depulping, followed by washing and a distinctive three-step drying process: five days under black shade cloth, then repeated gathering and resting cycles at days 5, 9, and 13 to slow drying and preserve volatile aromatics. The result is a delicate, smooth cup with tart wild blueberry notes, caramelized peach compote sweetness, and a lingering soft floral aftertaste—a testament to Rojas's life-long commitment to quality and ecological stewardship.
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Last updated Jul 5, 2026