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Panama + Guatemala — Echo + Santa Irene Blend
Panama + Guatemala — Echo + Santa Irene Blend
Panama + Guatemala — Echo + Santa Irene Blend
Panama + Guatemala — Echo + Santa Irene Blend

Panama + Guatemala — Echo + Santa Irene Blend

New Release Elevated Brewing
Tastes like

Red Grape + White Tea + Smooth

Producer
Jamison Savage + Carlos Estrada
Region
Volcan, Panama + Cobán, Guatemala
Variety
Geisha
Terroir
1700-1900 masl
Process
Washed, Assisted Fermentation + Natural
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Tastes like

Red Grape + White Tea + Smooth

Producer
Jamison Savage + Carlos Estrada
Region
Volcan, Panama + Cobán, Guatemala
Variety
Geisha
Terroir
1700-1900 masl
Process
Washed, Assisted Fermentation + Natural
Tastes like

Red Grape + White Tea + Smooth

Panama + Guatemala — Echo + Santa Irene Blend

Panama + Guatemala — Echo + Santa Irene Blend

Inspired by the blends increasingly appearing at the world’s leading brewing competitions, this coffee brings together two Geishas from our 10-Year Series: 60% Santa Irene and 40% Echo.

Echo’s floral, tea-like character meets Santa Irene’s bright, fruit-forward profile, creating a blend with greater complexity while retaining the clarity of each individual lot.

Echo is a washed lot that undergoes an extended fermentation thanks to Jamison Savage’s ‘Echo’ process. Ripe cherries are de-pulped before being placed in airtight steel tanks, where they ferment in a CO₂-flushed environment for around 50 hours. A portion of the removed cascara is reintroduced to the tank during fermentation, adding another layer of aromatic complexity.

Santa Irene is naturally processed, with ripe cherries carefully selected and dried slowly in Cobán’s cool, misty conditions. With rainfall throughout much of the year, the region has no defined dry season, creating a slower drying environment that contributes to the coffee’s delicate, floral character.

Together, these distinct approaches create a blend that brings new dimension to both coffees. Roasted by Assembly Head of Quality Claire Wallace, it’s versatile enough to enjoy as a pour over or lighter espresso.

Grind Settings

Kinu M47 Classic

  • Set dial to zero
  • Turn two and three-quarter turns
  • Grind slightly coarser for naturally-processed coffees
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Fellow Ode Gen 2

  • Set dial to 5
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Recipe

Pour Over (flat-bottom)

- Brew Ratio - 15g to 255ml (1:17)

- Brew Time - 2:15-2:45

- Water Temp - 98°C

- Bloom - 50g, 30 seconds

After bloom, pour to 100g. Pause until the waterline hits the coffee bed and then repeat three more times to 250g. Again, pour quickly, carefully and in a circular motion.

Tip: Swirl brewer a few times during bloom to encourage saturation of coffee bed.

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Jamison Savage + Carlos Estrada
The Producer

A new expression of two coffees from our 10-Year Series.

Echo comes from Finca Deborah, Jamison Savage’s remote, high-altitude farm in Volcán, Panama, where cool temperatures and high elevations create ideal conditions for exceptional Geisha. Finca Deborah has become synonymous with competition coffee, with its Geishas regularly appearing on the world stage – including in Claire Wallace’s 2022 UK Barista Championship-winning routine.

Santa Irene comes from Carlos Estrada’s family farm in Cobán, Guatemala, a region shaped by its unusual maritime climate. With mist and rainfall throughout much of the year, the conditions create a distinctive environment for growing Geisha, producing coffees known for their delicate texture and floral character.

Together, they demonstrate the breadth of Geisha expression across different growing environments – and what happens when those expressions are brought together.

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