Gesha Village Surma — Natural Process 2025
Natural lot with Florals, Raspberry, and Orange in the cup.
ET · Natural
Producer
Gesha Village Estate’s lots are carried by 2 different roasters. The same coffee, interpreted by 2 different roasting curves; a comparison nobody else can show you.
Producer overview
Gesha Village Estate is located in Ethiopia. The estate focuses on the cultivation of the geisha varietal.
The producer maintains a primary focus on the natural process. All five lots currently represented in the index are processed using this method.
The catalog footprint for Gesha Village Estate includes five total lots. These coffees have been featured by two different roasters. The index includes harvest years ranging from 2024 to 2025.
Recent catalog entries include the Gesha Village Estate Oma Dry Process and the Surma Dry Process from 2024, both roasted by Passenger Coffee. Additionally, the 2025 harvest includes natural process lots from both the Oma and Surma blocks, also roasted by Passenger Coffee.
The work of Gesha Village Estate is defined by a consistent focus on the geisha varietal and the application of natural processing techniques.
Distilled from catalog data, COE history, and reviewer coverage.
Producer profile
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Across harvest years
The same producer, year after year. Cherrybook captures the year on the bag when the roaster publishes it; use this to track how a farmer’s profile evolves season to season.
Natural lot with Florals, Raspberry, and Orange in the cup.
ET · Natural
Natural lot with Jasmine, Brown Sugar, and Raspberry in the cup.
ET · Natural
Natural lot with Strawberry, Watermelon, and Peach in the cup.
ET · Natural
Cupping notes point toward Delicate Florals and Sweet Fruit Notes.
Natural lot with Jasmine, Brown Sugar, and Raspberry in the cup.
ET · Natural
Natural lot with Florals, Raspberry, and Orange in the cup.
ET · Natural
Natural lot with Strawberry, Watermelon, and Peach in the cup.
ET · Natural
Strawberry, Mango, and Melon on a natural build.
ET · Natural
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