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homeroastersaery coffeepanama lerida esplendorosa geisha washed 100g
panama lerida esplendorosa geisha washed 100g, panama coffee from aery coffee

panama coffee

Panama Lerida Esplendorosa Geisha Washed 100g

by aery coffee · jung-gu, south korea

this is panama lerida esplendorosa geisha washed 100g, a washed panama from aery coffee.

₩30buy from aery coffee

the bean

origin
panama
process
washed
status
in stock
this is a geisha from finca lerida in panama, processed using the washed method by aery coffee. washed geisha from panama is known for its clarity and delicacy, with the washed process stripping away fruit pulp before fermentation to highlight the bean's inherent floral and tea-like character. the 100g format suits those buying at the specialty end who want to taste the coffee carefully before committing to a larger bag. to get the most from it, use a brew method that preserves clarity and nuance, such as a v60 or chemex, with water around 90 to 93 degrees celsius and a medium-fine grind.

common questions

What does Panama Lerida Esplendorosa Geisha Washed 100g taste like?

geisha from panama is well documented for its floral, tea-like, and delicate citrus qualities, and the washed process used here emphasises clarity and clean acidity over fruit-forward sweetness. specific tasting notes were not supplied, so refer to aery coffee's packaging for the exact descriptors they found during cupping.

How is Panama Lerida Esplendorosa Geisha Washed 100g grown and processed?

the coffee is grown at finca lerida in panama and processed using the washed method, meaning the fruit is removed before the beans are fermented and dried, producing a cleaner, more transparent cup profile.

How should I brew Panama Lerida Esplendorosa Geisha Washed 100g?

washed geisha rewards brew methods that highlight clarity, such as a v60, chemex, or similar filter approach, using a medium-fine grind and water between 90 and 93 degrees celsius to avoid muting the coffee's delicate character.

about aery coffee

jung-gu's coffee scene runs deeper than most visitors expect. the district balances traditional busan energy with a growing appetite for specialty roasting, and locals know where to look. you'll find aery coffee holding down its corner of jungang-daero with the kind of quiet confidence that comes from doing one thing really well. this isn't about flashy equipment or rotating single origins. it's about consistency that keeps people coming back, week after week, until you start recognizing the same faces at the same times. the regulars here aren't chasing trends or posting shots of their cups. they're drinking coffee that makes sense in this neighborhood, roasted by people who understand what jung-gu wants from its morning routine. the beans speak busan's language, not some borrowed accent from somewhere else.

all coffee from aery coffee

jung-gu, south korea

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