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The stone fruit acidity in this cup is so bright and clean, it practically dances on your tongue. For a light roast, the body is surprisingly silky and pleasant.

Finally got to try this Gesha from Hydrangea and the light roast really lets the fruity notes shine through, perfect for a clean morning cup. The semi-washed process gives it a nice complexity without being too acidic.

The floral notes really come through in the aroma alone, and the body is silky without being heavy. Definitely one of the more interesting light roasts I’ve tried from a limited lot.

Brewed this as a pour-over and the cup was incredibly clean, with a crisp, tea-like body that made the subtle stone fruit notes really stand out. It's one of those coffees that tastes complex but never harsh, even when it cools down a bit.

The floral notes hit you right away in the cup—it's like brewing jasmine tea but with a smooth, clean finish. I've been using my Aeropress, and the sweetness really comes through without any bitterness.

I’ve been brewing this as a pour-over and the floral notes are incredibly distinct—like jasmine and honeydew. The semi-washed process gives it a clean, bright acidity that lingers perfectly. Really glad I picked up this limited lot.

The first sip hit me with a syrupy sweetness I wasn't expecting from a light roast. I've been chasing that tea-like clarity in pour-overs, and this Gesha delivers it perfectly.

Brewed a cup this morning and the jasmine notes hit me right away, which I wasn't expecting from a coffee. The light roast brings out a really clean, tea-like finish that made my usual pour-over routine feel special.

Finally got my hands on this after reading about it, and the floral, almost jasmine-like aroma is incredible for a coffee. The semi-washed process really lets the fruit notes shine without being too acidic. I've been brewing it as a pour-over and it's easily the most complex cup I've had in months.