NINTAI (忍耐) GESHA
NINTAI (忍耐) GESHA
Hachi | Panama
This Gesha from Hachi Project is one of the most refined we’ve ever tasted — luminous, peach-driven, and astonishingly clean. A cup defined by florality, purity, and balance.
From Jurutungo in Panama’s Chiriquí highlands, Nintai carries the mark of its remote origin — volcanic soils, drifting mists, and sharp thermal shifts that slow cherry maturation and concentrate sugars. The result is terroir expressed with clarity and precision.
What sets Nintai apart is Hachi’s Symbiotic Process - a method where a washed Gesha ferments in the mosto (fermentation liquor) of a natural Gesha. This transfers aromatic complexity without compromising structure, yielding the cleanliness of a washed coffee infused with the florality and juicy character of a natural.
In the cup, Nintai shines with pure peach sweetness, jasmine and white flower florals, a touch of lime, and a crystalline, tea-like finish. It is elegance at its highest resolution - best savoured once cooled, with patience and quiet attention.
Allow at least three weeks of rest for the profile to fully unfold. For brewing, we recommend a coarse grind to accentuate its clarity and delicacy.
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Tasting Notes
Tasting Notes
Characteristics
Characteristics
- Variety: Gesha
- Processing: Symbiotic Process
- Altitude: 2000 - 2200 MSL
- Farmer: Allan Hartman (Project Hachi)
- Region: Jurutungo, Chiriquí, Panama
- Grade: 90+
Flavour Profile
Flavour Profile
Roast Profile
Roast Profile
Recipe
Recipe
- Overview
Coffee: 20g
Brewer: Hario Switch
Paper: Sibarist Fast Cone
Water: 305ml @ 70-95°C
Grind Size: 10 (EK43s), Medium-Course
- Recipe:
0:00 - Low Temperature Bloom
Pour 60g of water at 70°C over the coffee grounds. Allow the coffee to bloom for 1:15 seconds. Make sure all coffee grounds are wet by shaking the brewer.
1:15 - Release the coffee
1:30 - Second Pour
Pour 80ml of water at 95°C steadily over 15 seconds.
2:00 - Third Pour
Pour 80ml of water steadily over 15 seconds.
2:30 - Fourth Pour
Pour 80ml of water steadily over 15 seconds.
3:15 - Serve
Remove the Hario Switch and enjoy your perfectly brewed Geisha from the legendary Panamanian farm.
We recommend using a finer grind size—9 (EK43s) or 20 clicks (Commandante) - with the Hario v2, or Kalita Wave following the Tetsu 4:6 Brewing Method (grams x 15).


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