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Altitude
2100-2200 masl

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Lemon curd, delicate peach & a hint of forest berries. Farmers in Dogo, in Western Guji, have ideal microclimate conditions to produce sweet, dense cherries. The lofty altitudes in Dogo, Guji when combined with excellent rainfall, fertile soil and quality-oriented processing, produce an unparalleled coffee. Gerba Dogo coffee is sourced from around 500 family-owned farms surrounding the Dogo washing station (located around 3 km away from Gerba town) in the Guji Zone of the Oromia Region, Ethiopia. It is one of the pioneer washing stations for the Edema family, a generation of harvesting where Anteneh followed his father’s footsteps with his brothers to establish Oboleyan Coffee Export PLC (which means brothers in the Oromia language). Oboleyan operates washing stations in Dogo that collect cherries from nearby farmers, focusing on producing excellent quality.
Lemon curd, delicate peach & a hint of forest berries. Farmers in Dogo, in Western Guji, have ideal microclimate conditions to produce sweet, dense cherries. The lofty altitudes in Dogo, Guji when combined with excellent rainfall, fertile soil and quality-oriented processing, produce an unparalleled coffee. Gerba Dogo coffee is sourced from around 500 family-owned farms surrounding the Dogo washing station (located around 3 km away from Gerba town) in the Guji Zone of the Oromia Region, Ethiopia. It is one of the pioneer washing stations for the Edema family, a generation of harvesting where Anteneh followed his father’s footsteps with his brothers to establish Oboleyan Coffee Export PLC (which means brothers in the Oromia language). Oboleyan operates washing stations in Dogo that collect cherries from nearby farmers, focusing on producing excellent quality.
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Gerba Dogo, Natural

250g
$13.51
($24.51/lbs)
1kg
$48.36
($21.94/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

Lemon curd
Peach
Forest berries

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Out of stock
0 ratings
From $13.51/250g
FIVE SENSES · AU

Gerba Dogo, Natural

250g
$13.51
($24.51/lbs)
1kg
$48.36
($21.94/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

Lemon curd
Peach
Forest berries
Process
Altitude
2100-2200 masl

What the Brand Says

Lemon curd, delicate peach & a hint of forest berries. Farmers in Dogo, in Western Guji, have ideal microclimate conditions to produce sweet, dense cherries. The lofty altitudes in Dogo, Guji when combined with excellent rainfall, fertile soil and quality-oriented processing, produce an unparalleled coffee. Gerba Dogo coffee is sourced from around 500 family-owned farms surrounding the Dogo washing station (located around 3 km away from Gerba town) in the Guji Zone of the Oromia Region, Ethiopia. It is one of the pioneer washing stations for the Edema family, a generation of harvesting where Anteneh followed his father’s footsteps with his brothers to establish Oboleyan Coffee Export PLC (which means brothers in the Oromia language). Oboleyan operates washing stations in Dogo that collect cherries from nearby farmers, focusing on producing excellent quality.
Lemon curd, delicate peach & a hint of forest berries. Farmers in Dogo, in Western Guji, have ideal microclimate conditions to produce sweet, dense cherries. The lofty altitudes in Dogo, Guji when combined with excellent rainfall, fertile soil and quality-oriented processing, produce an unparalleled coffee. Gerba Dogo coffee is sourced from around 500 family-owned farms surrounding the Dogo washing station (located around 3 km away from Gerba town) in the Guji Zone of the Oromia Region, Ethiopia. It is one of the pioneer washing stations for the Edema family, a generation of harvesting where Anteneh followed his father’s footsteps with his brothers to establish Oboleyan Coffee Export PLC (which means brothers in the Oromia language). Oboleyan operates washing stations in Dogo that collect cherries from nearby farmers, focusing on producing excellent quality.
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