Origin: Colombia
Region: Narino
Variety: Gesha/Geisha
Altitude: 2148 MASL
Processing: Fully washed & processed w/ Honey
El Ubérrimo Gesha - Colombia
Tasting Notes: Floral, Green Tea, Kumquat
El Ubérrimo farm is operated by Francy Liceth Castillo in the Nariño Department of Colombia. “Ubérrimo” refers to the abundant production of the crops on the farm, which is a project shared primarily between Francy, her parents, and her five sisters.
This lot of Gesha coffee underwent Washed processing. Harvested cherries were dry fermented for 72 hours prior to being depulped. The pulped coffee is then fermented with honey for 72–96 hours in a biodigester. The fermented coffee is then fully washed and dried in the sun for 15–20 days.
Tasting Notes: Floral, Green Tea, Kumquat
El Ubérrimo farm is operated by Francy Liceth Castillo in the Nariño Department of Colombia. “Ubérrimo” refers to the abundant production of the crops on the farm, which is a project shared primarily between Francy, her parents, and her five sisters.
This lot of Gesha coffee underwent Washed processing. Harvested cherries were dry fermented for 72 hours prior to being depulped. The pulped coffee is then fermented with honey for 72–96 hours in a biodigester. The fermented coffee is then fully washed and dried in the sun for 15–20 days.
Origin: Colombia
Region: Narino
Variety: Gesha/Geisha
Altitude: 2148 MASL
Processing: Fully washed & processed w/ Honey
Sourced & Roasted With Intention
We individually profile and roast each coffee to their specific sweet-spot
Sourcing & Selection
Vesta direct sources 90% of our coffees directly from farmers and coops at origin. And uses trusted export partners for the remaining coffees.
All coffees are selected based on taste profiles. We believe that origin, processing and terroir all play a part to make each coffee unique.
Maintaining Relationships
You will notice that many of our coffees are available for multiple years. We are proud (and thankful) to be able to work with many of the same farmers year-after-year. Many times purchasing the farmers entire harvest. Helping the producer have some economic stability, and helping us with a consistent product year after year.