Colombia

Wilder Lasso Colombia Washed Geisha

Name: Wilder Lasso Colombia Washed Geisha
Brand: September Coffee

Anaerobic Washed Gesha, grown at 1900 masl

Roasted by September Coffee

Recently sold out· checked 3 Aug

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RoasterySeptember Coffee· Ottawa, Canada

CountryColombia

ProducerWilder Lasso

ProcessAnaerobic Washedthis time we are excited to share his anaerobic washed Geisha

Harvest2025

Altitude1900 masl

VarietiesGesha

Roast—

Tasting noteslavender, white honey, melon dew, London fog

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Flavor Profile

lavender
Floral
white honey
Sweet › Brown Sugar › Honey
melon dew
Fruity
London fog
not on the wheel

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Country
Colombia
Grown by Wilder Lasso
Harvest
2025
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Roastery
September Coffee
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ProcessAnaerobic WashedAltitude1900 masl

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Dose15 gWater250 gRatio1:16.7Temp93°CTime2:45

Grindmedium-fine

0:00bloom 45 g, 45 s
0:45pour to 150 g
1:30pour to 250 g

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