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Oma Gesha Village

Oma Gesha Village

Handpickers Coffee

About This Coffee

This coffee is a rare Gesha 1931 variety from the Oma block at Gesha Village in the Bench Maji Zone of Ethiopia. Grown at an altitude of 1,950–2,100 meters, this coffee is processed using the natural method, with cherries dried on raised beds for 25 days. It features a complex flavor profile with notes of wild flowers, pomegranate, red grapes, and creamy white chocolate. This light roast is specifically designed for filter brewing methods.

Origin

Bench Maji Zone (Ethiopia)

Flavor Notes

Pomegranate, Wild Flower, White Chocolate, Red Grape

Roast Level

Light

Processing

Natural

Typology

Arabica
Gesha 1931
HC

Handpickers Coffee

Handpickers Coffee was founded in 2017 by Alexandros Foukis, Dimitris Papaioannou, and Natali Dimou in the Tavros district of Athens, growing out of a concept the team had developed since 2015. The name pays tribute to the coffee pickers who harvest the ripest cherries by hand, an appreciation Alexandros deepened during a visit to Kenya in late 2016. The roastery is built around a Loring 35 paired with a Sovda Pearl Mini colour sorter, enabling precise roasting and exceptional bean purity across their single origin and blend offerings. Sourcing is driven by direct relationships with small scale farmers, with the team visiting farms and tasting coffees on site before committing to a lot. Weekly cuppings and strict quality protocols ensure every batch meets specialty standards, and monthly roastery tours invite the public to experience the process firsthand.

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