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Crown Lot - Nicaragua Geisha (COE #1)
Nicaragua Gesha COE #1 Winner celebrates a competition-level Gesha that combines floral orange blossom with vibrant tropical fruit and raspberry notes. With an elevated citric acidity and silky structure, this coffee is built for filter brewing and elevated tasting experiences.
Overview
Nicaragua’s Gesha varietal has gained recognition for its fragrant aromatics and refined complexity. This COE-winning lot highlights balanced sweetness, refined acid lift and juicy fruit layers. Processed and selected with competition standards, the cup is floral, fruity and articulate — perfect for pour-over exploration.
Origin Story
The coffee hails from a high-altitude Nicaraguan micro-region where conditions favor slow fruit maturation and inherent depth. Intake and sorting follow rigorous cup quality controls that elevate this lot to COE recognition.
Producer Story
Gesha varietal farms in Nicaragua emphasize bespoke farming practices and lot segregation for quality. cup scoring and sensory precision underscore the excellence of this microlot.
Specifications
| Coffee Type | Arabica |
| Country of Origin | Nicaragua |
| Region / Estate | PEAK / COE Winner |
| Altitude | 1800–2000 MASL |
| Processing Method | Washed |
| Roast Level | Filter Roast |
| Tasting Notes | Orange blossom; tropical fruits; raspberry |
| Body | Medium; silky and articulate |
| Sweetness | High |
| Acidity | Bright & lively |
| Aftertaste | Clean, citrus finish |
| Recommended Brew Methods | Pour-over; Chemex; V60 |
| Best Enjoyed | Filter specialty |
| Quality Score (SCA) | 90.73 (GBR score) |
| Certifications | Nicaragua specialty; COE Winner |
| Brew Ratio | 1:16–1:18 |
| Water Temperature | 90–94°C |
| Shelf Life | 12 months |
| Storage | Store airtight, cool |
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