Producer: Rio Bamisa
Region: Acevedo, Huila
Variety: Gesha
Process: Washed
Altitude: 1800 masl
Harvested: 2024/2025
 
Cupping notes: White florals, honey, peach, citrus like orange and grapefruit. Very delicate, juicy and sweet.
 
Rio Bamisa takes its name from the Bamisa river, which flows beside a small cluster of farms nestled in the hills outside Acevedo, in the southern part of Huila, Colombia. One of the country’s most iconic coffee regions, Huila offers an extraordinary mix of terroir - from volcano-fed soils to lush forests and tropical microclimates - creating the perfect conditions for expressive and complex coffees.
 
This lot is a washed Gesha, carefully cultivated in the fertile, river-fed soils of Huila and processed with precision to preserve the variety’s clean, elegant character. Cherries were selectively handpicked at peak ripeness, fermented, and fully washed before being slow-dried - a method that highlights the clarity and purity of the cup.
 
Though the farm is best known for experimenting with rare varieties like Caturrón, this Gesha stands on its own as a refined expression of place and craft. Grown by producers who are quietly redefining Colombia’s coffee potential, Rio Bamisa is a story of thoughtful farming, stunning terroir, and commitment to quality at every step.
 
Transparency.
What we paid:
-Coffee: 30$/Kg
-Shipping: 1.70€/Kg
-Packaging, labelling and sorting: 2€
Quantity bought: 216 Kg