• Harmony Coffee packaging with a red label on a beige background
  • Text 'MASTERPIECES 013 SEBASTIAN GOMEZ' on a pink background
  • Text 'SEBASTIAN GOMEZ LA DIVISA' on a pink background
  • Text 'VARIETY GESHA' on a pink background
  • Text 'PROCESS NATURAL' on a pink background
  • Text on a pink background listing flavors: candied raspberry, lemon, rose florals, cox apple.
  • Logo with a white abstract design and 'HARMONY' text on a pink background
  • Harmony Coffee Roaster coffee package with product details on a pink and red abstract background
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Harmony Coffee Roaster

SEBASTIAN GOMEZ GESHA

£19.95 GBP
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Suitable for: Espresso (Black), Espresso (milk) & Filter coffee (black)

Flavour Description: Candied Raspberry, Lemonade, Cox Apple, Rose Florals, Sweet AF

Producer: Sebastian Gomez
Farm: La Divisa
Region: Quindio
Country: Colombia
Variety: Gesha
Process: Natural (Traditional)

Sourced via: Cofinet

About This coffee:

Sebastian Gomez comes from a traditional coffee-growing family. Together with his father, he owns La Divisa Farm, a 13-hectare property located at 1,700 meters in Circasia, Quindío. The farm is home to beautiful shade trees, including Guamo, Guayacan, Gualandai, and Nogal. A young farmer, Sebastian works alongside his wife on coffee-related tasks and administrative matters. His father, John, has dedicated over 30 years to coffee farming and has cared for the farm since purchasing it in 1995. Sebastian became more deeply involved in coffee in 2014 after returning to Colombia, having witnessed the specialty coffee movement in other countries. Inspired, he and his family decided to focus on specialty coffee, planting varieties such as Gesha and Pink Bourbon. Sebastian shared that they knew patience was essential, letting their hard work speak for itself. Three years later, they began to see remarkable results. Reflecting on the past decade, he notes a shift from quantity to quality as the focus in the coffee industry. Now, they aim to produce differentiated coffees, understanding that this is what the market demands.

When we first tasted this coffee, it was part of a larger cupping which featured lots of very high grade Gesha, Sidra, Wush Wush, Striped Bourbon, etc. Although many of the other coffees were 3-4 times the price, this Gesha from Sebastian Gomez was the standout by far. 

The body of the cup was excellent, the flavours were clear yet complex, the cup had a real progression when hot, warm, cool and cold. Every flavour was so well pronounced, like you might expect from a coffee five times the price. The coffee itself also has a seriously high quality green coffee sorting - all of the beans were very uniform in shape and size, with very few defects.