A1-Bean026 Exquisite Taiwan Gukeng Geisha Drip Coffee (Nature Processed)

Nestled in the misty highlands of Gukeng, Yunlin, Taiwan, at an altitude of approximately 1,200 metres, Songyue Coffee’s Geisha Box brings together two ¼-pound bags of their exquisite sun-dried Geisha beans—an expression of high-altitude terroir, artisanal dedication, and rare cultivar finesse.

From cultivated cherries to finished roast, the estate’s “From Seed to Cup” philosophy ensures every stage is meticulously managed: high-density planting, extended flowering to maturity thanks to wide diurnal temperature shifts, hand-select harvesting, and careful sun-dry processing to draw out the richest flavour potential.

In the cup you’ll discover layered aromatics: delicate rose and jasmine floral notes, followed by a rich fruit profile of blueberry and blackberry, with subtle lychee sweetness emerging mid-palate. The finish is refined and velvety—reminiscent of red wine, beautifully smooth with lingering depth. This limited-edition gift-format box delivers not just a coffee, but a journey into Taiwan’s pinnacle of specialty bean craftsmanship.

Ideal for both discerning personal indulgence and as an elegant, high-end gift, the Songyue Geisha Box embodies exclusivity, precision, and the rare intersection of botanical heritage and mountainous Taiwanese terroir.

• Brewing Steps
  1. 1. Set up the drip bag
        Tear open the drip bag, hook the paper ears onto both sides of the cup, and make sure it’s secure.
     2. Bloom (pre-infusion)
        • Pour about 30 ml of hot water evenly over the coffee grounds to wet them.
        • Let it sit for 20–30 seconds to allow carbon dioxide to escape and enhance flavor.
     3. Main pour
        • Pour in hot water slowly in 2–3 rounds, using a gentle circular motion over the center of the grounds.
        • Avoid pouring directly onto the filter walls.
        • Wait for the water to drain before adding the next pour.
        • Total water amount: 180-200 ml.
        • Slowly brewing time: about 3 minutes.