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Another coffee from the The La Bastilla farm in Nicaragua! This is a honey processed Gesha that is very fruit forward. Finca La Bastilla produces up to 150 micro-lots per year. The estate is made up of multiple micro-farms, each with their own micro-climates. Delicate varieties like this gesha are grown at higher elevations to take advantage of the colder temperatures.
The estate pays close attention to quality control and proactive agronomy practices, but also to the welfare of its permanent and seasonal workers. It’s important for Finca La Bastilla to maintain long term relationships with harvest laborers, and facilities like daycare and family dormitories go a long way to improving their quality of life.
Flavors remind us of orange, mango, papaya
Region: Jinotega
Elevation: 1300-1500 meters
Variety: Gesha
Processing: Honey
Roast Level: Light
Another coffee from the The La Bastilla farm in Nicaragua! This is a honey processed Gesha that is very fruit forward. Finca La Bastilla produces up to 150 micro-lots per year. The estate is made up of multiple micro-farms, each with their own micro-climates. Delicate varieties like this gesha are grown at higher elevations to take advantage of the colder temperatures.
The estate pays close attention to quality control and proactive agronomy practices, but also to the welfare of its permanent and seasonal workers. It’s important for Finca La Bastilla to maintain long term relationships with harvest laborers, and facilities like daycare and family dormitories go a long way to improving their quality of life.
Flavors remind us of orange, mango, papaya
Region: Jinotega
Elevation: 1300-1500 meters
Variety: Gesha
Processing: Honey
Roast Level: Light
