PeruPeru Blanca Padilla Geisha
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112,38 €/kg
112,38 € for 1 kg · about 2,02 € 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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What Schot Coffee Roasters says about this coffee
Tasting notes Jasmine, honeydew melon & peach
Region Tabaconas, San Ignacio
Farm Blanca Padilla Campos
Altitude 1.800 meter
Variety Geisha
Process Washed
About this coffee
“El Chachacaspe” farm is located in the Tabaconas district, a four-hour drive from the city of Jaén, where most of the coffee produced in the department of Cajamarca is processed and marketed. Blanca (37) has been growing coffee since she was 12 years old, helping her parents on the farm with varieties such as caturra, pache, catimor.
She tells us that in those days her family’s coffee production ended up being sold to different coffee traders who came to the farm and took the coffee. Her family had no knowledge of the physical and sensory analysis to define the quality and price of the coffee, for which reason they were always surprised or deceived by the coffee collectors.
This changed when her father joined a cooperative, where they learned what aspects should be taken into account for the sale of coffee, one of the most important of which was the cupping. Blanca continued working with coffees but now on her own account, she had inherited land from her father and at the same time was acquiring new are…
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