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Winkler Tapia

Winkler Tapia

Watchhouse

About This Coffee

This rare Gesha coffee is produced by third-generation farmer Winkler Tapia at his family farm, Las Orquídeas, in Lonya Grande, Amazonas, Peru. Grown at an altitude of 1,700 to 1,750 meters, the coffee undergoes an innovative anaerobic natural process, involving 100 hours of fermentation in airtight tanks followed by a slow 25 to 30-day drying period on raised beds. This meticulous approach results in a complex and expressive cup with distinct flavor notes of wild strawberry, orange sorbet, and nettle tea.

Origin

Lonya Grande (Peru)

Flavor Notes

Wild Strawberry, Orange Sorbet, Nettle Tea

Roast Level

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Processing

Anaerobic Natural

Typology

Arabica
Gesha AA
W

Watchhouse

Watchhouse was founded in 2014 by Roland Horne in a 19th century former watch house on Bermondsey Street, London. The roastery sits beneath a repurposed railway arch on Maltby Street, where the team roasts on a refurbished 1959 Probat UG22 under the direction of Head Roaster Nikol Novotná. Rather than selling wholesale, the company made a deliberate decision to channel all its energy into sourcing and roasting for its own outlets and online shop. That focus now spans 17 locations across London, with an expansion into New York in 2024. Coffees are sourced seasonally from producers worldwide and organised into three ranges: the 1829 Espresso blend designed for milk drinks, the Rituals range for comfort, and the Horizons range for more experimental offerings. All packaging uses compostable plant based materials, and their decaf is processed using ethyl acetate in Nariño, Colombia.

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