Blaq Coffee Heritage Trio. Three cultivars. Colombia Landrace, Colombia Gesha, Panama Janson Gesha.
The Heritage Trio

Heritage Trio

RM220 / 3 × 100g whole bean

Three cultivars. One conversation about lineage. Colombia Landrace.

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Single origins inside Tested Roasted together

Screened for ochratoxin A and aflatoxins on the green bean, before we roast.

Inside
Colombia Diviso Landrace, Colombia Diviso Gesha, Panama Janson Gesha
Weight
3 × 100g whole bean
In this trio
Why a trio

Three cultivars. One conversation about lineage.

Colombia Landrace is Ethiopian heirloom genetics grown in Huila soil. Ungrafted. Old. Berries, lavender, apricot. Colombia Diviso Gesha is the cultivar that drew a line through specialty coffee, grown on the same Colombian farm. Lemongrass, figs, grapefruit pith. Panama Janson Gesha is the reference point. The Gesha cultivar in the place it made its name. Mandarin orange, lemongrass, lavender behind them both.

Brewed side by side, the three show what cultivar does to a cup, and what place does on top of that.

A standing arrangement

Arriving on a rhythm.

For drinkers who already know which coffee they want. Same coffee, same bag, the same single-origin standard. This is about not running out.

Pause, skip, or end whenever you like. A single email does it.

First bag ships within two working days. Next on the chosen rhythm.

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