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The washed process really lets the florals come through — jasmine and bergamot, super clean cup. I brewed it as a pour-over at 1:16 and it stayed sweet all the way through, no bitterness at the end. Worth the splurge for a weekend treat.

I’ve brewed a lot of gesha over the years, but this one’s floral sweetness is so layered it feels like drinking a different variety entirely. The washed process really lets that clean, tea-like finish shine through, and it’s easily the most complex cup I’ve had from Panama this season.

The first sip hit me with a clarity I’ve rarely tasted—this washed Gesha from Elida is almost tea-like in its precision. I brewed it in a pour-over and the aroma alone made me slow down. It’s expensive, but for a coffee tied to that Best of Panama pedigree, it’s worth every penny.