gesha
Gesha Beans Subscription
Our current subscription whole beans from our Gesha genre, rotated monthly. Available in filter roast.
The best way to experience the ever-changing, seasonal flavour palette of specialty coffee, with perfectly roasted filter or espresso beans shipped directly to your door.
- 10% discount on all subscription beans
- Fresh, seasonal coffee with a rotating monthly selection
- Convenient delivery straight to your door
- Flexible delivery frequency with no fixed subscription terms
Current - Montenegro Natural Gesha
This natural Peru Gesha is crisp with a silky, fresh botanical character. A perfect example of the combination of origin and varietal.
We’ve sampled Gesha from all over the world and often present Colombian or Panamanian lots (home of the classical Gesha profile), but many countries now cultivate Gesha and for us many Peruvian lots have incredible clarity and character, regularly picking out their quality from the cupping table.
The farm of Carloman Carranza lies in the Amazonas department of Peru. With torrential rains and landslides on the steep slopes, strategic planning and intercropping is needed to work around these threats. Meticulous practices on the farm produce an exemplary Gesha offering.

Our current subscription whole beans from our Gesha genre, rotated monthly. Available in filter roast.
The best way to experience the ever-changing, seasonal flavour palette of specialty coffee, with perfectly roasted filter or espresso beans shipped directly to your door.
- 10% discount on all subscription beans
- Fresh, seasonal coffee with a rotating monthly selection
- Convenient delivery straight to your door
- Flexible delivery frequency with no fixed subscription terms
Current - Montenegro Natural Gesha
This natural Peru Gesha is crisp with a silky, fresh botanical character. A perfect example of the combination of origin and varietal.
We’ve sampled Gesha from all over the world and often present Colombian or Panamanian lots (home of the classical Gesha profile), but many countries now cultivate Gesha and for us many Peruvian lots have incredible clarity and character, regularly picking out their quality from the cupping table.
The farm of Carloman Carranza lies in the Amazonas department of Peru. With torrential rains and landslides on the steep slopes, strategic planning and intercropping is needed to work around these threats. Meticulous practices on the farm produce an exemplary Gesha offering.