Finca Alcatraz Natural Gesha - Summit Series

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Name: Finca Alcatraz Natural Gesha - Summit Series
SKU: 572056253301
Price: 37 USD
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Wonderfully floral, with a prominent lavender note up front. Fresh lemon citric and more complex rhubarb malic acidities provide an energetic structure to the cup. Highly sweet, with blueberry and blackberry standing out.

Exuberant, expressive, layered with flavour and just a lovely cup from start to finish.

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You may have seen a Gesha from Finca Alcatraz before, but this is something new.

This iteration of the famous Ethiopian landrace variety marks the first significant harvest of Don Wilfredo\'s fresh crop, the result of four years of hard work, perseverance, and an immense amount of care.

Price paid by LULO to the Ule-Vargas family: $25usd/kg.

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Farm Name	Finca Alcatraz
Producer	Wilfredo Ule Vargas
Variety	Gesha
Process	Natural, slow dry
Harvest	November 2025
Country	Colombia
Region	Oporapa, Huila
Altitude	1750masl
Drying Method	A mix of raised beds and marquesina (greenhouse) over a period of 30 days. Weather is always an issue, with rain and cold sometimes preventing lots from drying at all. Because of this, Don Wilfredo runs a rigorous drying program, moving the cherries up to 7 times per day.