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Gesha Village - Lot 26/E-25 Surma Mossto Anaerobic Honey

Gesha Village - Lot 26/E-25 Surma Mossto Anaerobic Honey

datura

About This Coffee

This coffee is a Gesha 1931 variety from the Gesha Village estate in the Bench Maji region of Ethiopia, grown at an altitude between 1909 and 2063 meters. It undergoes a specialized Mossto Anaerobic Honey process, involving 84 hours of anaerobic fermentation with house-produced mossto and 100% mucilage retention. The beans are dried under sunlight and shade for 15 to 18 days. This coffee is known for its purity, elegance, and remarkable aromatic complexity, offering a direct connection to the Ethiopian roots of the Gesha variety.

Origin

Bench Maji (Ethiopia)

Flavor Notes

Roast Level

Processing

Mossto-Anaerobic Honey

Typology

Arabica
Gesha 1931
D

datura

datura Coffee is a specialty micro roastery in Paris, founded in April 2024 by Loïc Perneau, who spent four years as a barista and manager before stepping into roasting. Named after a genus of flowering plants in the nightshade family, the roastery focuses on seasonal microlots sourced from origins including Panama, Colombia, Guatemala and Ethiopia. Rather than working with fixed espresso or filter profiles, Loïc continuously adjusts his roasting approach for each lot, aiming to unlock its full aromatic potential while letting terroir and producer intention come through. Within months of launching, Datura was featured as the Coffeevine GEMS partner for December 2024, presenting two Geisha coffees from Guatemala and Ethiopia. Loïc still works as a barista alongside roasting, keeping a direct connection to the people drinking his coffee.

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