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Back Road Coffee Roasters

FRUITY LOOPS - Gesha (Colombia)

Huila, Colombia

  • Roast Level: Light
  • Washed
  • Single Origin

FRUITY LOOPS - Gesha (Colombia) is a coffee from Colombia, sold by Back Road Coffee Roasters (Mississauga, Canada). Region: Huila. Process: washed. Variety: Gesha. Roast: light. Price: CA$12.95. That is from CA$129.50 per kilo.

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CA$12.95

≈ CA$129.50 / kg

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Description

FLAVOUR NOTES

Fruit Cereal / Lychee / Floral

COUNTRY: Colombia
REGION: Huila
FARM: Finca La Villa — Juan Darío Gomez
VARIETY: Gesha
ALTITUDE: 1,720 MASL
PROCESS: Washed + Fermented
ROAST: Light


ABOUT THIS COFFEE

Meet our first ever Gesha. And yeah... it’s kind of a big deal.

Fruity Loop is a beautifully expressive Gesha from Juan Darío Gomez and Finca La Villa in Huila, Colombia.

The first thing that got us was the fruit cereal. Sweet, colourful and weirdly nostalgic — like cracking open a box of your favourite cereal as a kid. Then comes a pop of lychee, delicate florals and a bright, clean finish.

It’s light roasted to let all of that good stuff shine through, with bright acidity, a smooth medium body and a lingering floral sweetness.

Gesha is one of the most celebrated coffee varieties in the world, known for producing incredibly aromatic, floral and fruit-forward coffees. This is the first one we’ve released at Back Road.

Small lot. Super exclusive. Here for a good time, not a long time.


ABOUT THE FARM

Great coffee doesn’t happen by accident.

Finca La Villa is the home of producer Juan Darío Gomez, whose connection to the farm goes back to his father, Don Bautista, its first owner.

Juan grew up around agriculture, helping harvest and clean crops from a young age. At 15, he studied agricultural production at SENA in Colombia, where he began working with organic fertilizers and developing the knowledge that would eventually shape the way he grows coffee today.

In 2017, Juan went deeper into specialty coffee, learning to cup, experimenting with natural and washed processing, and playing with different fermentation techniques to see just how much flavour he could coax out of his coffees.

Fruity Loop is a pretty great example of where all that experimenting can lead.

Grown at 1,720 metres under shade, the Gesha cherries are carefully processed using fermentation techniques designed to highlight the coffee’s natural fruit and floral character.

The result?

Fruit cereal. Lychee. Florals. And one very happy unicorn. 

Questions about FRUITY LOOPS - Gesha (Colombia)

Where does FRUITY LOOPS - Gesha (Colombia) come from?

It comes from Colombia. Region: Huila. Producer: Finca La Villa — Juan Darío Gomez. Altitude: 1,720 m. Variety: Gesha.

How is FRUITY LOOPS - Gesha (Colombia) processed?

Processing method: washed.

What roast level is FRUITY LOOPS - Gesha (Colombia)?

Roast level: light.

How much does FRUITY LOOPS - Gesha (Colombia) cost?

Price: CA$12.95. That is from CA$129.50 per kilo. Prices come from the shop and can change; the shop has the current ones.

Where can I buy FRUITY LOOPS - Gesha (Colombia)?

In the online shop of Back Road Coffee Roasters: the prices on this page link to it. Cafendo does not sell coffee itself.

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