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Ethiopian Yirgacheffe

Ethiopian Yirgacheffe

The real deal – coffee in its purest form.

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or me, this is the real deal of the coffee world. Beans with a distinctive yellow stripe once roasted, which I source from coffee's birthplace, Ethiopia, where it grows natively in its purist form and is still found in garden farms; growing in the wild all over this region. Hand-picked and sold in markets before being processed and selected at the mills.

Tasting notes:

Region - Yirgacheffe
Growing Altitude - 1,700 - 2,200 metres above sea level
Arabica Variety - Heirloom varietals
Typical Harvest Period - December
Milling Process - Washed, sun-dried
Aroma - Floral, sweet
Flavour - Complex, fruity, tea, floral, lemon
Body - Heavy
Acidity - Soft, sweet, citric

Cup characteristics

A smooth, deep complex coffee. With hints of berry like fruitiness.

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Local knowledge is key to finding the best coffee crops at certain times of the year. Legend has it, coffee was first discovered in Ethiopia by a goat herder named Kaldi in the 9th Century when he noticed his goats behaving erratically after eating coffee cherries from the plants This is always a top seller, consistently bought and repeatedly bought by returning customers.

For a coffee this pure, we recommend a paper filter brew…..it also pulls a mean espresso!

This Yirgacheffe (Yirg) is a hand-picked top quality washed coffee, grown as 'Garden Coffee' by local smallholders.

This premium gourmet coffee bean is a truly hand grown, picked, washed and dried product which allows small Ethiopian farmers to live and work with dignity.