Jhoan Vergara – Las Flores – Geisha

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Jhoan Vergara – Las Flores – Geisha

$35.00

Process: Washed • Mosto Fermentation • Anaerobic • Thermal Shock

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Light roast. Limited release.

Elegant, floral, and remarkably sweet — this Geisha from Finca Las Flores showcases the precision and innovation that have made Jhoan Vergara one of Colombia’s most exciting producers.

Marketed as Floral Symphony, this washed lot is built around layered fermentation, quenching, and precision drying to preserve aromatic complexity and sweetness. In the cup, expect lemongrass, floral aromatics, and candied citrus, with a polished sweetness and refined finish that gives this coffee its name.

Producer: Jhoan Vergara – Finca Las Flores
Origin: Acevedo, Huila, Colombia
Variety: Geisha
Process: Washed • Mosto Fermentation • Anaerobic • Thermal Shock
Tasting Notes: Lemongrass, Floral, Candied Citrus
Roast Level: Light
Package Size: 8.8 oz (250 g)
Category: Reserve • Limited Release

Producer & Origin

This coffee comes from Finca Las Flores in Acevedo, Huila, Colombia, at 1,750 meters above sea level, where Jhoan Vergara and his family have become known for highly detailed, innovation-driven coffee production. The farm has earned recognition for coffees that combine technical processing with clean, expressive cup quality.

At Las Flores, careful cherry selection, variety separation, and controlled fermentation are central to how each lot is developed. That approach is especially evident in this Geisha, where the goal is not just intensity, but elegance.

Processing

This lot begins with cherries picked at optimal ripeness, selected from healthy trees and floated to remove impurities. The coffee then moves through a layered fermentation process designed to intensify aromatic complexity while maintaining clarity.

The process includes:

  • 12 hours of oxidation at room temperature in open plastic bags

  • 24 hours of submerged fermentation with mosto reproduced from previous fermentations of the same variety

  • 60 hours of anaerobic fermentation after depulping in closed plastic bags

Fermentation is then interrupted through quenching, using hot water at 50°C for 30 minutes followed by rapid cooling to help fix volatile compounds developed during fermentation. The coffee is then dried in a hermetically sealed stainless steel dehumidifier until it reaches 11% moisture, with drying lasting approximately 36 to 40 hours, followed by 2 weeks of stabilization.

This approach helps preserve sweetness, structure, and floral definition in the final cup.

About Geisha:

Geisha is one of the world’s most celebrated coffee varieties, valued for its elegance, complexity, and aromatic range. It is often associated with floral notes, citrus clarity, and a tea-like refinement that makes it especially prized in specialty coffee. The producer sheet specifically describes Geisha as known for complex floral aromatics, often reminiscent of jasmine, bergamot, and tropical fruit.

In this lot, that profile leans toward lemongrass, floral tones, and candied citrus, creating a cup that feels sweet, lifted, and expressive.

About Las Flores

The producer describes Floral Symphony as a harmonious and complex floral profile crafted for coffee drinkers seeking a refined taste experience. The sheet specifically references a bouquet reminiscent of jasmine, rose, and lavender, which helps explain the elegant and layered character of this coffee.

Recommended Brew Guide (V60)

Dose: 25g medium grind
Water: 400g at 208°F
Ratio: 16:1
Pour: 100g → 100g → 100g → 100g
Total Brew Time: 3:30–4:00 (Grind coarser to speed up, finer to extend brew time.)