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Aseneth Bedoya

Aseneth Bedoya

Washed Geisha from Aseneth Bedoya in Nazareno, Tolima, Colombia

125 g
Regular price €22,00 EUR
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Producer
Aseneth Bedoya
Region
Colombia, Nazareno, Tolima
Variety
Geisha
Processing
Washed
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.
  • Start with a dose suitable for your basket size (we recommend a 20g basket).
  • Tare your portafilter on a scale with 0.1 accuracy
  • Grind coffee into your portafilter
  • Check the dry weight of your coffee, you should aim for an exact weight to match your basket size
  • If you have too much coffee use a clean spoon to meet the desired weight
  • If the amount is less than desired, add more
  • Distribute your coffee by hitting your portafilter gently twice or use the distribution tool
  • Tamp your coffee with the right size tamper as even as possible
  • Flush your group head just before pulling the shot
  • Lock your portafilter and start your extraction (start a timer if your machine doesn't have one)
  • Put cups onto your scale and tare to zero
  • Aim for the desired yield (with a 20g dose, our range is 40-48g of beverage)
  • If your espresso is sour, lacking sweetness, or salty you need to increase your yield

If your espresso is bitter, drying, and empty you need to decrease your yield It is more important to keep the ratio than to keep time, so use scales as often as you can. We recommend using VST precision baskets

Brewing Method
Espresso
Coffee Weight
20g in 20g basket
Grind
Fine
Brew Ratio
1:2 – 1:2.4
Water Temperature
93.5 – 95.5°C
Brew Time
25 – 32 seconds
Beverage Yield
40 - 48g
TDS
8.5 — 10ppm
Extraction
19.5% — 21%

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