تنزانيا — مزرعة إديلويس جيشا

I’m still a bit amazed at how clean and floral the cup is—the fact that this Geisha varietal made its way through Tanzania really shows in the complexity. The dry grounds smell like jasmine, and the brew itself stays sweet even as it cools. Definitely worth the splurge for a slow weekend pour-over.

The tasting notes unfold like a story — floral upfront, then a syrupy sweetness that lingers long after the cup's empty. It's wild to think this varietal barely exists in Tanzania, yet here it is, proving the terroir's potential.

I've tried plenty of geishas from Central America, but this Tanzanian take is a whole different beast — the natural process really lets the varietal's character shine through. It's fascinating to taste a side of Geisha that most people never get to explore, and the cup is honestly unforgettable.