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The peach and orange marmalade notes are incredibly balanced—this is easily the cleanest cup I've brewed in months. Finishing the bag in record time.

First cup this morning was like biting into a ripe peach — incredibly clean and sweet. The orange marmalade note is subtle but unmistakable, especially as it cools. Easily one of the best single-origin Colombians I've brewed in years.

I’ve been brewing this washed Gesha in my V60 and the peach and orange marmalade notes are incredibly clean—no bitterness at all. It’s easily the most complex coffee I’ve had from a single-origin lot this year.

The first sip hit me with such a clear peach note that I actually stopped mid-morning to just enjoy it. The mouthfeel is incredibly silky for a washed Gesha, and it brews clean without any bitterness.

Brewed this as a cold brew and the orange marmalade notes came through so brightly, it tasted like a summer morning. The texture is incredibly smooth for a washed Gesha, no bitterness at all. I’m already planning my next order.

Even with a V60 pour over, the apricot and caramel notes came through beautifully without any bitterness. This is the cleanest coffee I’ve brewed at home in months.

The washed process really lets the bright orange marmalade flavor shine without any muddiness. Brewing it as a pour-over filled my kitchen with an incredible floral aroma.

The peach note really comes through clearly in the first sip, and it’s noticeably cleaner than most washed coffees I’ve tried. I just wish the bag had a bit more detail on the roast date.

I was excited to try a Cup of Excellence winner, and the peach notes are definitely there, but I found the brew a bit thin for my taste. It’s a clean cup, just not as rich as I’d hoped for the price.