Is it 'geh-sha', 'gee-sha', or 'gay-sha'? I've heard all 3 pronunciations before. I'm so jelly. Wish I could try this Kenyan Gesha. It sounds smooth and comfy.
It’s supposed to be "geh-sha" (become it comes from the Gesha forest in Ethiopia). But it became Geisha ("gay-sha") in the last decades (idk why, probably for marketing but I couldn’t say for sure)
It's interesting to see how blooming is basically gone as a sign of quality. I remember when having a big bloom was it. Much like tiger striping in espresso shots.
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What up Brian and fam
One of the rare coffees.
One of the coffees of all time
What's the recipe? Double bloom + rest of the water?
Really enjoyed the content, thanks for sharing such a unique experience
Yes! I have more coffee tasting videos coming out soon
Have you tried Thai gesha?
Not yet!
How much did it cost?
$80 for a box! This coffee was $160/kg green
Currant is pronounced like current
Is it 'geh-sha', 'gee-sha', or 'gay-sha'? I've heard all 3 pronunciations before.
I'm so jelly. Wish I could try this Kenyan Gesha. It sounds smooth and comfy.
It’s supposed to be "geh-sha" (become it comes from the Gesha forest in Ethiopia). But it became Geisha ("gay-sha") in the last decades (idk why, probably for marketing but I couldn’t say for sure)
I believe it’s different depending on where it comes from. Some places call it Gesha (geh), some call it Geisha (gay)
It's interesting to see how blooming is basically gone as a sign of quality. I remember when having a big bloom was it. Much like tiger striping in espresso shots.
No aesthetics allowed for good tasting coffee