Name: El Vergel Gesha
Brand: Morning Europe
SKU: TB_EVG_BOX10
Price: 2000 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock

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El Vergel Gesha

Tasting this coffee at the farm in Colombia, the Barn team immediately knew it was going to be something special. Through innovative Koji processing, this Gesha is taken to another level: the distinct profile is alive with vibrant complexity.

*Each box comes with 10 Nespresso®-compatible capsules.

Coffee notes

Tasting Notes

Complex, Mango, Strawberry
Body
Acidity
Sweetness

El Vergel Gesha

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The Barn

The Barn Coffee Roasters are one of the leading Specialty Coffee Roasters in Europe and represent the Specialty Coffee Movement at the highest level in Germany since 2010. Their vision and focus has always been about making coffee better and not compromising on good quality, and a true testament to why their coffees are served and brewed by many coffee shops and home brewers across the globe.

Type
Single Origin
Processing
Koji Natural
Origin
Colombia
Varietal
Gesha
Roast level
Suitability

Espresso, Long Black, Iced Coffee
Others

The Koji super natural process is a global collaboration between Bayter family, Christopher Feran and Kaapo Paavolainen. Koji is well known as a “magic” culinary ingredient, inspired from Japan, such as sake. This innovative technique with Koji has never been used before in fermentation with coffee, and has had incredible success and revolutionized the quality of the coffee.

On the Morning Machine

Brew Mode: Ceremony

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Coffee Trivia

Gesha Coffees - Liquid Gold?

In the world of streetwear, there is Supreme; for whisky enthusiasts, there are the aged whiskies of Japan and in the world of specialty coffee, the Gesha reigns atop the pedestal of the most sought-after coffees in the world. It seems, that whenever some obscenely priced coffee comes out onto the market, you’re almost guaranteed that it will be of a Gesha varietal.