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Aseneth Bedoya

Aseneth Bedoya

Washed Geisha from Aseneth Bedoya in Nazareno, Tolima, Colombia

125 g
Regular price €75,00 EUR
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Region
Colombia, Nazareno, Tolima
Variety
Geisha
Processing
Washed
Producer
Aseneth Bedoya
Harvest Time
May - July
Aseneth Bedoya

The Farm Story

Aseneth Bedoya began her coffee journey a decade ago on her farm, Maranatha, in Tolima. Arriving on empty land 12 years ago, she built her home by hand, preserving native trees and creating a refuge for local birdlife. Drawn by Planadas' ideal conditions, she taught herself coffee farming with institutional guidance and now cultivates Gesha, Caturra, Typica, and Yellow Bourbon. Through a partnership with InConexus, she’s refined her post-harvest techniques—selective harvest, extended fermentation, and careful sun-drying. With a vision of improving infrastructure and inspiring other women in coffee, Aseneth is establishing herself as a producer of distinctive, expressive profiles.

Country, Region
Colombia, Nazareno, Tolima
Owner
Aseneth Bedoya
Area
2.5 hectares
Elevation
1890 - 1910 MASL
Environment
Abrupt topography, slopes greater than 75% of medium to long length, and high susceptibility to erosion.
Soil
The soils of this farm belong to the 211B coffee ecotope, soils with regular physical conditions, superficial and gravelly soils, low natural fertility.
  • Rinse the paper filter thoroughly with hot water, warming brew vessel
  • Discard rinse water in a vessel and the brewer
  • Add coffee to the brewer and place it on the scale
  • Ensure even bed by shaking side to side gently
  • Start the timer and pour 30g of water (The Bloom)
  • Stir in a cross motion 5 times back and forth and left to right
  • Make sure all coffee grounds are saturated
  • When the timer is at 0: 30, start the second pour
  • Pour an additional 80g of water in a circular motion
  • Take care not to pour directly on the paper filter
  • At 1: 00 on the timer, pour an additional 140 g of water
  • Aim to complete your pour at 1: 15 on the timer
  • Your total brew contact time should be 2: 00-2: 30 minutes
  • If your brew is too long, use a coarser grind setting
  • If your brew is too short, use a finer grind setting
Brewing Method
Pour Over
Coffee Weight
15g
Grind
Medium
Brew Water
250g
Water Temperature
92-95°C
Brew Time
2:00 - 3:00 minutes
Beverage Yield
220 - 225g
TDS
1.3 - 1.35ppm
Extraction
21.5% - 22.5%

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