Finca La Palestina ‘Gesha Inca’ #5485
Blackcurrant, Jasmine, and Orange on a washed lot.
Cajamarca, PE · Washed
Typical US$5.57 to $8.90/oz
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Producer
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Producer overview
Jose Praxedes Alarcon Coronel produces coffee in the Cajamarca region of Peru, operating at altitudes ranging from 1700 to 1900 meters. This high-altitude environment provides the growing conditions for the farm's harvests. The varietal landscape documented in the catalog includes Red Bourbon and Geisha cultivars. These specific varieties form the agricultural foundation for the lots produced on the farm. The process portfolio represented in the index consists entirely of washed preparations. All recorded coffees from this producer utilize this method to highlight their inherent varietal characteristics. The catalog footprint features representation from 1 roaster, with 2 total coffees included in the index and 1 currently in stock. The average Cherrybook Index across their lots is 53.8. Recent catalog examples include the Finca La Palestina Red Bourbon prepared as a washed coffee and roasted by 43 Factory Coffee Roaster, alongside the Finca La Palestina Gesha Inca also processed as a washed lot by the same roaster. The work of Jose Praxedes Alarcon Coronel in the catalog is characterized by a focus on distinct varietals processed entirely through washed methods.
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Producer profile
Varietals
Processes
Altitude
1700–1900m
Harvests
Blackcurrant, Jasmine, and Orange on a washed lot.
Cajamarca, PE · Washed
Typical US$5.57 to $8.90/oz
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Washed lot with Blackcurrant, Jasmine, and Orange in the cup.
Cajamarca, PE · Washed
Typical US$5.57 to $8.90/oz
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Expect Apple, Currant, and Cherry from this washed lot.
Cajamarca, PE · Washed
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Same country, shared varietals; other farmers whose lots Cherrybook has catalogued.