DEMÓSTENES TANTALEÁN, Anoxic Washed Gesha
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DEMÓSTENES TANTALEÁN, Anoxic Washed Gesha

Jasmine

Roaster notes

Our final release from Peru this year is a certified banger. This washed Gesha has undergone an anoxic ferment that’s pushed the fruit to the max. Expect florals like cherry blossom and jasmine, juicy Pink Lady apple, and a warmth reminiscent of Bakewell tart.

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Origin
Peru
Process
Washed

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