Gaitania - 17 Grams - Colombia
Gaitania - 17 Grams - Colombia
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    • Roasted

    30 Oct
    17 Grams

    Gaitania   Colombia

    Sale price £12.00
  • Black Cherry
  • Blueberry
  • Fig
  • Rum.

    • Grown by the indigenous Nasa Wesx community in Colombia’s Tolima region, this 40-hour anaerobic lot is bursting with black cherry, blueberry, fig, and a touch of rum. Meticulously hand-picked and sun-dried, it’s a vibrant, fruit-driven cup with a gentle spirit and real depth. A standout expression of terroir, tradition, and careful fermentation.

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    Weight: 250g
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    7In stock
    Sale price £12.00
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    Gaitania - 17 Grams - Colombia

    Gaitania - 17 Grams - Colombia

    250g

    Brewed HQ

    Pickup available, usually ready in 1 hour

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    Details

    • [[Origin]]
      Origin

      Colombia

    • [[Location]]
      Location

      Tolima

    • [[Altitude]]
      Altitude

      1400m

    • [[Process]]
      Process

      Anerobic

    From 17 Grams

    Named after a village in the Planadas municipality in the department of Tolima, Colombia. The cherries are selectively hand-harvested to ensure only the ripest are picked. Afterward, they undergo a 40-hour anaerobic fermentation. The beans are then dried in the sun until they achieve the desired moisture level.