La Palma – Finca Anthea Geisha
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What Gartenrösterei says about this coffee
Ein besonderer Gesha-Kaffee von der Finca Anthea Café auf La Palma. Auf der zu Spanien gehörenden Kanareninsel wächst dieser Specialty Coffee in kleinen Mengen.
2025 haben wir die Finca Anthea persönlich besucht und den Kaffee an seinem Ursprung kennengelernt. Umso mehr freuen wir uns, diese besondere Entdeckung mit euch zu teilen.
Es ist wohl der einzige Gesha in Specialty-Qualität, der auf europäischem Boden angebaut wird – eine aussergewöhnliche Rarität aus einem überraschenden Anbaugebiet.
Unser Special zum Swiss Coffee Festival 2026 – für alle, die Kaffee aus einem aussergewöhnlichen Anbaugebiet entdecken möchten.
Herkunft: La Palma, Kanarische Inseln, Spanien
Farm: Finca Anthea Café
Varietät: Gesha (Geisha)
Aufbereitung: Anaerob fermentiert (unter Ausschluss von Sauerstoff)
Inhalt: 100 g geröstete Kaffeebohnen
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Herkunft: La Palma, Kanarische Inseln, Spanien Farm: Finca Anthea Café Varietät: Gesha (Geisha)… part of a longer passage the roaster’s page (opens in a new tab)
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