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finca deborah elipse, gesha, nitrogen macerated washed finish, panama (in-store), panama coffee from homeground coffee roasters

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Finca Deborah Elipse, Gesha, Nitrogen Macerated Washed Finish, Panama (In-store)

by homeground coffee roasters · singapore, singapore

you'll taste jasmine before black tea. this is finca deborah elipse, gesha, nitrogen macerated washed finish, panama (in-store), a washed panama from homeground coffee roasters.

jasmineblack teatea-like
S$29buy from homeground coffee roasters

the bean

origin
panama
region
volcán
process
washed
varietal
gesha
status
in stock
finca deborah elipse is a gesha from volcán, panama, processed as a nitrogen macerated washed finish, roasted by homeground coffee roasters and available in-store at not another sunday. the nitrogen maceration step introduces an anaerobic, oxygen-free environment before the washed finish, which keeps the cup clean while adding extra aromatic complexity. expect jasmine florals up front, with a dry, tea-like body that settles into black tea on the finish. brew methods that preserve delicate aromatics work best here, such as pour-over or filter, using water around 90-93°c to avoid scorching the lighter, floral characteristics.

common questions

What does Finca Deborah Elipse, Gesha, Nitrogen Macerated Washed Finish, Panama (In-store) taste like?

this coffee leads with jasmine florals and finishes with a dry, tea-like quality reminiscent of black tea. the washed process keeps it clean and precise, with no heavy fruit or syrupy weight.

How is Finca Deborah Elipse, Gesha, Nitrogen Macerated Washed Finish, Panama (In-store) grown and processed?

it is a gesha varietal grown in volcán, panama, and processed using a nitrogen maceration stage followed by a washed finish. the oxygen-free maceration adds aromatic depth before the beans are washed and dried in the conventional way.

How should I brew Finca Deborah Elipse, Gesha, Nitrogen Macerated Washed Finish, Panama (In-store)?

a clean filter method such as pour-over suits the tea-like, floral character of this gesha best. keep water temperature moderate, around 90-93°c, to let the jasmine and black tea notes come through without bitterness.

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