TanzaniaTanzania Geisha (filter)
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78,20 €/kg
19,55 € for 250 g · about 1,41 € for an 18 g espresso dose
Price observed 5 Nov 2026. This is the bag, not the basket: delivery is not included.
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About the product
Leon’s farm, Acacia Hills, was named the winner of a private auction in Tanzania organized by Alliance for Coffee Excellence (ACE). Leon’s story embodies the history of coffee production in Northern Tanzania while also vividly reflecting the future of specialty coffee in the country.
The history of coffee in Northern Tanzania began in the 19th century. Coffee trees were brought to the region from Réunion Island near Madagascar, and German settlers, who occupied the country at the time, developed the coffee industry there. The soil in Oldeani is ideal for coffee cultivation. Leon restored the abandoned farm and began planting high-quality coffee varieties, including Kent, SL28, Geisha, and Pacamara. Acacia Hills Farm blends beautifully into the ridge of Mount Oldeani.
Geisha, also known as Gesha, is one of the most famous coffee varieties, highly sought after for its exceptional qualities and distinctive flavor profile. The plant itself grows tall, with elongated leaves and oval-shaped cherries. Its flowers are known for their intense fragrance. This washed Geisha from Tanzania is a new arrival and a true limited edition in our offering. We managed to secu…
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