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Peru La Margarita Gesha

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$13.5 $18 In stock

Category: Coffee

This delicate and sweet Gesha variety is produced in Southern Peru by the Solorzano Family. Cusco is a fascinating growing region with soaring heights and unique microclimates, yielding coffees like this, bursting with acidity and complex sweetness. This coffee performs exceedingly well as a filter offering.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Joshua ★★★★★

I wasn’t expecting such a clean, sweet cup from a Peruvian coffee, but this Gesha’s delicate florals and soft body are a total standout for my morning pour-over. The microclimate really seems to do something special here.

Joshua ★★★★★

The altitude really shows in the cup—this Gesha from Cusco has this bright, delicate body that feels almost tea-like, and the sweetness lingers just long enough to make you slow down between sips. I brewed it as a pour-over and the clarity was stunning, exactly what I hoped for from a Southern Peru

Isabella L. ★★★★★

The sweetness in this one really comes through in the cup—almost like a honeyed tea, so delicate for a coffee grown at such high altitudes. I’ve been brewing it in my pour-over and each batch feels softer than the last, a lovely change from the heavier South American beans I normally grab.