14 coffees
Gesha / Geisha
Explore coffees sold as Gesha or Geisha. Compare the stated strain, farm and processing method: the name alone does not establish identical genetics or guarantee a floral cup.

Find familiar favorites and rare selections from our specialty roasters. Start with a variety, then compare each coffee’s origin, processing and tasting notes.
14 coffees
Explore coffees sold as Gesha or Geisha. Compare the stated strain, farm and processing method: the name alone does not establish identical genetics or guarantee a floral cup.
12 coffees
Pink Bourbon is a distinct commercial variety name, kept separate here from ordinary Bourbon. Explore each lot’s origin, processing and tasting notes rather than assuming a fixed flavor profile.
37 coffees
Caturra is a compact mutation of Bourbon. This selection includes coffees explicitly identified as Caturra, including stated color variants and mixed lots containing Caturra.
20 coffees
Explore coffees explicitly identified as Bourbon, including Red and Yellow Bourbon and stated mixed lots. Pink Bourbon and Bourbon Aji have separate commercial labels and are not included solely because their names contain Bourbon.
46 coffees
Explore Ethiopian landraces, Heirloom labels and named selections. These are several groups and selections, not one botanical variety. Open the directory below to compare the labels reported for each coffee.
14 coffees
SL28 and SL34 are distinct named selections associated with Kenyan coffee. This collection includes coffees explicitly listing either selection, including mixed lots. Country of origin alone is not enough for inclusion.
16 coffees
Castillo is a Colombian coffee variety developed for resistance to coffee leaf rust. Compare individual producers, processing methods and tasting notes across coffees explicitly listing Castillo.
15 coffees
Catuai was developed from Mundo Novo and Caturra. Explore coffees explicitly listing Catuai, including stated red or yellow variants. Processing, origin and roast can produce very different cups.
7 coffees
Typica is an established Arabica variety group. Shop coffees explicitly identified as Typica. Typica Mejorado is presented separately so the commercial labels remain clear.
4 coffees
Explore coffees sold as Typica Mejorado or Mejorado. We retain this exact commercial label rather than automatically classifying these coffees as plain Typica. Compare the producer and the individual lot.
Explore Ethiopian landraces, Heirloom labels and named selections. These are several groups and selections, not one botanical variety. Open the directory below to compare the labels reported for each coffee.