Limited Edition: Finca Deborah Elipse
Limited EditionWatermelon + Papaya + Tea-like
- Producer
- Finca Deborah
- Region
- Panama
- Variety
- Geisha
- Terroir
- 1900 masl, cool tropical climate
- Process
- Carbonic Maceration, Washed
Watermelon + Papaya + Tea-like
Limited Edition: Finca Deborah Elipse
Produced by Finca Deborah in Panama, this Geisha was used by Indonesia's Mikael Jasin to win the 2024 World Barista Championship.
We've also paired this coffee with the coffee that placed second in the same competition - the Finca Deborah Nirvana - take a look at the Finca Deborah Geishas double pack and the Finca Deborah Nirvana below.
Post-harvest Process - Carbonic Maceration, Washed
For this extraordinary coffee, ripe cherries were placed into airtight tanks for 50 hours. During this time, the tanks were periodically flushed with nitrogen - removing residual oxygen created by fermentation and facilitating an anaerobic environment in which fermentation can be extended to drive development of flavour.
PH levels and temperature are monitored constantly throughout the process, so that the fermentation remains stable and within parameters defined by the intended profile for the coffee.
Afterwards, the cherries were washed and then shade-dried in dry houses for 12 days to 11% moisture content on a three-tiered raised bed system designed by Finca Deborah owner Jamison Savage.
Finally, the cherries were moved to a cool storehouse to stabilise and rest before preparation for shipment.
Recommended brewing
- Best Pour Over
- Great Filter
- Very good Espresso