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Natural process 250 g whole bean coffee This coffee is grown on Kayon Mountain Farm in the Guji zone of Ethiopia. The farm grows 300 ha of coffee and has an on-site plant nursery. Indigenous tree species (acacia and others) are used to shade the coffee plants and cuttings from these trees are used to create nutrient-rich composts. Ismael Aredo, the owner and operator, oversees 25 full-time and 300 seasonal employees. Composed of native Ethiopian heirloom varieties, this is a dry or natural process coffee. When the ripe coffee cherries have been harvested, sorted and rinsed clean, they are spread out to dry in the sun for 8-25 days, depending on the weather. The dry cherries are then hulled to remove the outer layers of the fruit. Tastes like: lemon + apricot + buttery + molasses Natural process 250 g whole bean coffee This coffee is grown on Kayon Mountain Farm in the Guji zone of Ethiopia. The farm grows 300 ha of coffee and has an on-site plant nursery. Indigenous tree species (acacia and others) are used to shade the coffee plants and cuttings from these trees are used to create nutrient-rich composts. Ismael Aredo, the owner and operator, oversees 25 full-time and 300 seasonal employees. Composed of native Ethiopian heirloom varieties, this is a dry or natural process coffee. When the ripe coffee cherries have been harvested, sorted and rinsed clean, they are spread out to dry in the sun for 8-25 days, depending on the weather. The dry cherries are then hulled to remove the outer layers of the fruit. Tastes like: lemon + apricot + buttery + molassesNatural process 250 g whole bean coffee This coffee is grown on Kayon Mountain Farm in the Guji zone of Ethiopia. The farm grows 300 ha of coffee and has an on-site plant nursery. Indigenous tree species (acacia and others) are used to shade the coffee plants and cuttings from these trees are used to create nutrient-rich composts. Ismael Aredo, the owner and operator, oversees 25 full-time and 300 seasonal employees. Composed of native Ethiopian heirloom varieties, this is a dry or natural process coffee. When the ripe coffee cherries have been harvested, sorted and rinsed clean, they are spread out to dry in the sun for 8-25 days, depending on the weather. The dry cherries are then hulled to remove the outer layers of the fruit. Tastes like: lemon + apricot + buttery + molasses Natural process 250 g whole bean coffee This coffee is grown on Kayon Mountain Farm in the Guji zone of Ethiopia. The farm grows 300 ha of coffee and has an on-site plant nursery. Indigenous tree species (acacia and others) are used to shade the coffee plants and cuttings from these trees are used to create nutrient-rich composts. Ismael Aredo, the owner and operator, oversees 25 full-time and 300 seasonal employees. Composed of native Ethiopian heirloom varieties, this is a dry or natural process coffee. When the ripe coffee cherries have been harvested, sorted and rinsed clean, they are spread out to dry in the sun for 8-25 days, depending on the weather. The dry cherries are then hulled to remove the outer layers of the fruit. Tastes like: lemon + apricot + buttery + molasses
250g
$17.78
($32.26/lbs)Profile
Taste characteristics
Light & tea-like
Full-bodied & creamy
Soft
Bright & acidic
Less sweet
Very sweet
Subtle bitterness
Pronounced bitterness
Conventional
Funky & novel
Roast level: Light to medium
Tasting Notes
Apricot
Lemon
Molasses
Butter