Gesha Village

Gesha Village refers to Arabica varieties grown at the Gesha Village coffee estate in the Bench Maji Zone of southwestern Ethiopia, near the original collection site of the Geisha/Gesha variety. The estate cultivates multiple indigenous varieties at high altitude in a forest-coffee environment. These coffees showcase remarkable terroir-driven complexity with intense florals, citrus brightness, and the characteristic tea-like body of Gesha genetics.

Susceptible to coffee leaf rust and coffee berry disease as a traditional Arabica. Forest-coffee agroforestry at the Gesha Village estate and altitude above 1,900 m provide natural disease suppression without formal resistance breeding.

What is Gesha Village coffee?

Gesha Village coffee — estate-grown Ethiopian landraces from Geisha's origin with intense florals and terroir complexity.

What species is Gesha Village coffee?

Gesha Village belongs to the Arabica species.

Where does Gesha Village coffee originate from?

Gesha Village coffee originates from Ethiopia.

At what altitude does Gesha Village grow?

Gesha Village grows optimally at 1800-2200m.