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La Chirimoya Gesha label

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La Chirimoya Gesha Archive

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Added 2026-09-16 · Updated

Bean Conqueror: La Chirimoya Gesha · 5 brews

Origin

Type Single origin
Origin 🇵🇪 Peru
Processing Washed

Bag

Roast level Ultralight
Amount 100g
Cost $17.14
Cost/gram
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Urgency Done

Timing

Roast date 2026-07-03
Days since roast 133d
Drink after 2026-08-14
Recommended rest 42–358 days
Drink before 2027-07-03
Opened 2026-09-20
Archived on 2026-09-20
Favorite grind setting

  • A4Z (Femobook)

     ·  · CT62 · Cafec Abaca

Vs like coffees

Compared with caffeinated Washed Ultralight coffees by GWO: all time, once dialed, calibrated ratings.

Score 7.3
Like coffees7.3
Gap−0.1
Rank5th of 7
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