Colombia Israel Hernandez Gesha
Roaster flags Hibiscus Florality, Lemon Drop Candy Brightness, and Cherry in the cup.
Tolima, CO
Typical $2.89 to $5.51/oz
Producer
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Producer overview
Israel Hernandez produces coffee in the Tolima department of Colombia. The offerings originate from this established southern growing region, reflecting the local terroir and altitude conditions typical of Tolima coffee production. The varietal focus centers entirely on the Geisha cultivar. Across the catalog entries, geisha is the exclusive variety cultivated and processed under the producer name. Processing methods for these lots are strictly washed. The catalog records no alternative experiments or varied processing styles, showing a consistent focus on traditional washed preparation for the geisha harvests. The catalog footprint includes three total coffees represented across two specialty roasters, namely Passenger Coffee and Huckleberry Roasters. The represented harvest years include 2024 lots, with one offering currently listed as in-stock. Recent catalog examples feature the Colombia Israel Hernandez Gesha and standard designations processed as washed geisha, featured by Passenger Coffee and Huckleberry Roasters. The lots maintain an average Cherrybook Index across the catalog of 60.4. The work of Israel Hernandez stands out in the catalog through its exclusive dedication to washed geisha lots from Tolima distributed across multiple roasters.
Distilled from catalog data, COE history, and reviewer coverage.
Producer profile
Varietals
Processes
Altitude
1800–1830m
Harvests
Roaster flags Hibiscus Florality, Lemon Drop Candy Brightness, and Cherry in the cup.
Tolima, CO
Typical $2.89 to $5.51/oz
Typical US$3.47 to $6.62/oz
Limited comparison
Expect Strawberry, Citrus Peel, and Vanilla from this washed lot.
Colombia · Washed
Related producers
Same country, shared varietals; other farmers whose lots Cherrybook has catalogued.