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Bean Conqueror: Ethiopia - Gesha Village - Lot #26/124 - Surma Washed · 0 brews

Origin

Type Single origin
Origin 🇪🇹 Ethiopia
Region Surma, Bench Maji
Producer Gesha Village Coffee Estate
Variety Gesha 1931
Processing Surma Washed
Elevation 1,909-2,063 masl

Bag

Roast level Ultralight
Amount 125g
Cost $22.50
Cost/gram $0.18
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Urgency 7

Timing

Roast date 2026-09-24
Days since roast 50d
Drink after 2026-11-05
Recommended rest 42–150 days
Drink before 2027-02-28
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