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Was der Röster sagt

Description Arsosala is a washing station in the Uraga district, established in 2015. It works with smallholder producers who cultivate coffee on small plots, often alongside other crops, and deliver ripe cherries to the station throughout the harvest season. After sorting, cherries are pulped on the day of delivery and fermented overnight before being washed and dried on raised beds. Depending on the weather, drying generally takes between 8 and 20 days, with the parchment regularly turned to ensure even drying. Coffee production in the region is typically low-input, with many farmers relying on organic matter and traditional cultivation practices rather than routinely using synthetic fertilisers or pesticides. Most work, including harvesting, is done by hand. PROCESS Natural REGION Guji, Uraga ELEVATION 1800 - 1900 VARIETAL Landrace Varieties FLAVOUR PROFILE Cooked fruit, brown sugar, blueberry ROAST Espresso
Description Arsosala is a washing station in the Uraga district, established in 2015. It works with smallholder producers who cultivate coffee on small plots, often alongside other crops, and deliver ripe cherries to the station throughout the harvest season. After sorting, cherries are pulped on the day of delivery and fermented overnight before being washed and dried on raised beds. Depending on the weather, drying generally takes between 8 and 20 days, with the parchment regularly turned to ensure even drying. Coffee production in the region is typically low-input, with many farmers relying on organic matter and traditional cultivation practices rather than routinely using synthetic fertilisers or pesticides. Most work, including harvesting, is done by hand. PROCESS Natural REGION Guji, Uraga ELEVATION 1800 - 1900 VARIETAL Landrace Varieties FLAVOUR PROFILE Cooked fruit, brown sugar, blueberry ROAST Espresso
Original auf Englisch.
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Ethiopia Arsosala Natural Espresso - Single Origin

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250g
20,61 $
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1kg
67,51 $
(30,62 $/lbs)

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Leicht & teeartig
Vollmundig & cremig
Sanft
Lebhaft & säurebetont
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Sehr süß
Dezente Bitterkeit
Ausgeprägte Bitterkeit
Klassisch
Funky & neuartig
Röstgrad: Mittel bis dunkel

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Blaubeere
Brauner Zucker
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Archiviert · Nicht mehr erhältlich
0 Bewertungen
Ab 20,61 $/250g
CODE BLACK COFFEE · AU

Ethiopia Arsosala Natural Espresso - Single Origin

Nicht mehr erhältlich
250g
20,61 $
(37,39 $/lbs)
1kg
67,51 $
(30,62 $/lbs)

Profil

Geschmacksprofil

Leicht & teeartig
Vollmundig & cremig
Sanft
Lebhaft & säurebetont
Weniger süß
Sehr süß
Dezente Bitterkeit
Ausgeprägte Bitterkeit
Klassisch
Funky & neuartig
Röstgrad: Mittel bis dunkel

Geschmacksnoten

Blaubeere
Brauner Zucker
Gekochte Früchte
Prozess
Höhe
1800-1900 m ü. NN
Empfohlen für
Espresso

Was der Röster sagt

Description Arsosala is a washing station in the Uraga district, established in 2015. It works with smallholder producers who cultivate coffee on small plots, often alongside other crops, and deliver ripe cherries to the station throughout the harvest season. After sorting, cherries are pulped on the day of delivery and fermented overnight before being washed and dried on raised beds. Depending on the weather, drying generally takes between 8 and 20 days, with the parchment regularly turned to ensure even drying. Coffee production in the region is typically low-input, with many farmers relying on organic matter and traditional cultivation practices rather than routinely using synthetic fertilisers or pesticides. Most work, including harvesting, is done by hand. PROCESS Natural REGION Guji, Uraga ELEVATION 1800 - 1900 VARIETAL Landrace Varieties FLAVOUR PROFILE Cooked fruit, brown sugar, blueberry ROAST Espresso
Description Arsosala is a washing station in the Uraga district, established in 2015. It works with smallholder producers who cultivate coffee on small plots, often alongside other crops, and deliver ripe cherries to the station throughout the harvest season. After sorting, cherries are pulped on the day of delivery and fermented overnight before being washed and dried on raised beds. Depending on the weather, drying generally takes between 8 and 20 days, with the parchment regularly turned to ensure even drying. Coffee production in the region is typically low-input, with many farmers relying on organic matter and traditional cultivation practices rather than routinely using synthetic fertilisers or pesticides. Most work, including harvesting, is done by hand. PROCESS Natural REGION Guji, Uraga ELEVATION 1800 - 1900 VARIETAL Landrace Varieties FLAVOUR PROFILE Cooked fruit, brown sugar, blueberry ROAST Espresso
Original auf Englisch.

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