Divino Niño Gesha
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Divino Niño Gesha

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Subtle & Delicate

This stunner from one of Passenger's foundational partnerships is an early Favorite Coffee of the Year contender. It has some of the floral notes you expect from the prized Gesha variety but it really shines with bright, loud raspberry flavors and sugar cookie sweetness.

Light roast

Understanding roast levels

Roast level affects both flavor and body. Here's what to expect from each.

Light

Best for: those that prize delicate flavors and a tea-like feel above intensity.

Light-Medium

Best for: those that enjoy juicy acidity and gently caramelized sugars.

Medium

Best for: those that enjoy balance and classic flavors like cocoa and nuts.

Medium-Dark

Best for: those looking for classic coffee flavors with a kiss of roast.

Dark

Best for: those that love intense, smoky flavor and a full body above all else.

Trade Tip

Roasters don’t always agree on roast level — one roaster’s dark might look the same as another’s medium. We taste and assign every coffee our own roast level, so your matches stay consistent no matter who roasted them.

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Roast Level

Light

Tasting Notes

Berry, Floral, Brown Sugar

Country Of Origin

Colombia

Process

Washed

Elevation

1300-1700m

Sub Region

Suaza, Huila

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ABOUT THE ROASTER

Passenger

Lancaster, PA
Passenger Coffee brings drinkers along for an extraordinary ride. Once operating out of a retrofitted 1955 Airstream, this Lancaster, Pennsylvania roaster looks boldly forward—storing all unroasted coffee in deep-freeze to roast a large, diverse offering at peak freshness year round.
Fun Fact
Passenger's Isuzu box truck that transports each week's allotment of green coffee from freezer to roastery is named Suzy.