Colombia Zarza Pacamara E.A. Decaf — Espresso
Expect Dried Fruit, Milk Chocolate, and Malt from this washed lot.
Huila, CO · Washed
Producer
Jonathan Gasca’s lots are carried by 6 different roasters. The same coffee, interpreted by 6 different roasting curves; a comparison nobody else can show you.
Producer overview
Jonathan Gasca produces coffee in the Huila department of Colombia, operating at altitudes ranging from 1540 to 1800 meters. This geographic range places the production in well-known high-altitude growing conditions within the region. The varietal portfolio in the catalog includes Wush Wush, Geisha, and Pacamara. Wush Wush and Geisha appear most frequently among the documented lots, alongside single entries for Pacamara. Processing methods span both traditional and experimental techniques, including washed, natural, anaerobic natural, and experimental preparations. This variety indicates a willingness to prepare the same or different cultivars across multiple processing styles. Five different roasters currently carry coffees from Jonathan Gasca, with two lots listed as in-stock within the catalog. The average Cherrybook Index (CBI) across these lots is 58.4. Recent catalog entries illustrate this diversity of preparation and sourcing. Sweven Coffee offers a Wush Wush processed via anaerobic natural, while Tres Cabezas and 19grams both feature a washed Geisha from Bella Vista. Assembly Coffee includes a natural Wush Wush, and Onyx Coffee Lab carries an experimental Pacamara lot.
Distilled from catalog data, COE history, and reviewer coverage.
Producer profile
Varietals
Processes
Altitude
1540–1800m
Expect Dried Fruit, Milk Chocolate, and Malt from this washed lot.
Huila, CO · Washed
Dried Fruit, Milk Chocolate, and Malt on an anaerobic washed lot.
Huila, CO · Anaerobic Washed
Anaerobic Natural lot with Blackcurrant, Rambutan, and Violet in the cup.
Huila, CO · Anaerobic Natural
Raspberry, Lavender, and Fresh on a natural lot.
Huila, CO · Natural
Cherry and Pomegranate on an experimental lot.
Huila, CO · Experimental
Related producers
Same country, shared varietals; other farmers whose lots Cherrybook has catalogued.