All origins
Coffee poured from a jebena, EthiopiaAmanuel Kebede / Unsplash
Grown in Yirgacheffe, Gedeo Zone
Ethiopian coffee
Arabica coffee comes from the forests of Ethiopia. Thousands of wild and semi-wild varieties still grow there, which is why no two lots taste quite alike.
- Region
- Yirgacheffe, Gedeo Zone
- Altitude
- 1,700–2,200 masl
- Varieties
- Ethiopian landraces (heirloom)
- Process
- Washed, natural
Harvest calendar
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In the cup
JasmineBergamotLemonBlueberry (naturals)
Acidity
Body
Sweetness
Fruit
Chocolate
Guides about Ethiopia
Ethiopian vs Colombian coffee: which one is for you?Ethiopian coffee is floral and fruity; Colombian is caramel-sweet and balanced. Here's how they differ and which to buy.Pour-over starter kit: the four things you need, and the ones I'd buyA dripper, a gooseneck kettle, a scale and a burr grinder. What each one does, the specific models I'd buy, and the best beans for your first pour-over.