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From $18.84/250g
Altitude
2200-2250 masl
Organic
Yes

What the Brand Says

Jasmine tea, fresh blueberry & citrus. From the highlands of Ethiopia's Guji Zone comes this exceptional anaerobic natural lot, produced by Yednekachew Seleshi in collaboration with Henok Jillo and 165 dedicated smallholder farmers. Grown at 2200-2250 masl in the fertile red-brown soils of Hambella Wamena, this collaboration is a stunning expression of Ethiopia's heirloom landrace varieties and traditional organic farming methods. Hand-picked with precision and sorted using a water-floating system to ensure only ripe cherries make the cut, this coffee is fermented anaerobically for 72 hours at the Buku washing station, then slowly dried on raised African beds for 12-15 days. The result is a vivid, complex cup with intense fruit notes and lingering floral aromatics. Yednekachew's vertically integrated approach — from sourcing to export — ensures traceability and quality at every step. His commitment extends beyond coffee, with community initiatives including educational support, compost distribution, and local youth sponsorship. With recognition from the Cup of Excellence and ties to Women in Coffee Ethiopia, this is a producer focused on both excellence and impact.
Jasmine tea, fresh blueberry & citrus. From the highlands of Ethiopia's Guji Zone comes this exceptional anaerobic natural lot, produced by Yednekachew Seleshi in collaboration with Henok Jillo and 165 dedicated smallholder farmers. Grown at 2200-2250 masl in the fertile red-brown soils of Hambella Wamena, this collaboration is a stunning expression of Ethiopia's heirloom landrace varieties and traditional organic farming methods. Hand-picked with precision and sorted using a water-floating system to ensure only ripe cherries make the cut, this coffee is fermented anaerobically for 72 hours at the Buku washing station, then slowly dried on raised African beds for 12-15 days. The result is a vivid, complex cup with intense fruit notes and lingering floral aromatics. Yednekachew's vertically integrated approach — from sourcing to export — ensures traceability and quality at every step. His commitment extends beyond coffee, with community initiatives including educational support, compost distribution, and local youth sponsorship. With recognition from the Cup of Excellence and ties to Women in Coffee Ethiopia, this is a producer focused on both excellence and impact.
FIVE SENSES · AU

Guji Buku, Anaerobic Natural

250g
$18.84
($34.18/lbs)
1kg
$71.11
($32.25/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

Blueberry
Citrus
Jasmine tea

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Out of stock
0 ratings
From $18.84/250g
FIVE SENSES · AU

Guji Buku, Anaerobic Natural

250g
$18.84
($34.18/lbs)
1kg
$71.11
($32.25/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

Blueberry
Citrus
Jasmine tea
Altitude
2200-2250 masl
Organic
Yes

What the Brand Says

Jasmine tea, fresh blueberry & citrus. From the highlands of Ethiopia's Guji Zone comes this exceptional anaerobic natural lot, produced by Yednekachew Seleshi in collaboration with Henok Jillo and 165 dedicated smallholder farmers. Grown at 2200-2250 masl in the fertile red-brown soils of Hambella Wamena, this collaboration is a stunning expression of Ethiopia's heirloom landrace varieties and traditional organic farming methods. Hand-picked with precision and sorted using a water-floating system to ensure only ripe cherries make the cut, this coffee is fermented anaerobically for 72 hours at the Buku washing station, then slowly dried on raised African beds for 12-15 days. The result is a vivid, complex cup with intense fruit notes and lingering floral aromatics. Yednekachew's vertically integrated approach — from sourcing to export — ensures traceability and quality at every step. His commitment extends beyond coffee, with community initiatives including educational support, compost distribution, and local youth sponsorship. With recognition from the Cup of Excellence and ties to Women in Coffee Ethiopia, this is a producer focused on both excellence and impact.
Jasmine tea, fresh blueberry & citrus. From the highlands of Ethiopia's Guji Zone comes this exceptional anaerobic natural lot, produced by Yednekachew Seleshi in collaboration with Henok Jillo and 165 dedicated smallholder farmers. Grown at 2200-2250 masl in the fertile red-brown soils of Hambella Wamena, this collaboration is a stunning expression of Ethiopia's heirloom landrace varieties and traditional organic farming methods. Hand-picked with precision and sorted using a water-floating system to ensure only ripe cherries make the cut, this coffee is fermented anaerobically for 72 hours at the Buku washing station, then slowly dried on raised African beds for 12-15 days. The result is a vivid, complex cup with intense fruit notes and lingering floral aromatics. Yednekachew's vertically integrated approach — from sourcing to export — ensures traceability and quality at every step. His commitment extends beyond coffee, with community initiatives including educational support, compost distribution, and local youth sponsorship. With recognition from the Cup of Excellence and ties to Women in Coffee Ethiopia, this is a producer focused on both excellence and impact.

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