Guatemala Finca El Platanillo Geisha (Gesha) | Speciality Micro-Lot

Name: Guatemala Finca El Platanillo Geisha (Gesha) | Speciality Micro-Lot
Brand: Back Yard Beans

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TASTING NOTES: Floral, blueberry, pineapple ROAST: Medium Light COFFEE PROFILE: Origin: Guatemala Subregion: San Marcos Processing: Natural Growing Altitude: 1450m Variety: Geisha Coffee was first introduced to Guatemala in the 18th century by Jesuit missionaries, who brought it to the monasteries of Antigua. Over the next 150 years, coffee estates expanded throughout the country, largely owned by European colonists. Following Guatemala’s independence in 1821, coffee production increased rapidly, establishing the nation as a significant global producer. In 1952, the Agrarian Reform Law redistr

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as BACK YARD BEANS LTD, number 16388770. Checked 2026-08-29.
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