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1900-2350 m alt.
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Espresso
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Flavour Notes: Blueberry, Peach Ice-Tea, PruneOrigin: Guji, EthiopiaProcessing: WashedFarm: 50 Smallhold FarmersWashing Station: Bishan Wate Washing StationVariety: Heirloom Ethiopian VarietiesAltitude: 1900-2350 m.a.s.l.Roast Profile: EspressoRoast Degree: Light A washed, special-prep Grade 1 lot from the Bishan Wate washing station in Guji, roasted lightly for espresso. It’s immediately expressive yet wonderfully clean, with the kind of syrupy sweetness that makes Ethiopian espresso so satisfying. On our cupping table at Fjord we’re tasting blueberry and peach iced tea up front, with a ripe prune depth. As it opens, dried apricot, panela and soft toffee come through, with a bright, tea-like acidity and a long, sweet finish. What we love is the way this coffee threads clarity and texture. Pulled a touch shorter it’s jammy and perfumed; a little longer it turns silky and more overtly tea-like. With milk it leans into toffee apple and stone fruit while keeping its structure. It’s a precise, fruit-forward espresso that remains generous and sweet. Bishan Wate sits near the Wate River and brings together cherry from around fifty smallholders farming at elevation in Guji’s red soils. For this premium day-lot, selection is meticulous, with the vast majority of cherry picked at perfect ripeness, floated for quality, and depulped the same day. The lot undergoes a longer 48-hour fermentation before drying slowly on raised beds with plenty of airflow and minimal direct sun for around 21 days. That care shows in the cup’s purity, balance and layered fruit character—we’ve simply roasted to honour it. 250g €/kg: 71.6€ | 1kg €/kg: 60.9€ All coffees come as whole beans.If you need a coffee grinder we highly recommend purchasing the Fellow Ode Grinder. All prices include mwst.For shipping rates: Shipping InformationFlavour Notes: Blueberry, Peach Ice-Tea, PruneOrigin: Guji, EthiopiaProcessing: WashedFarm: 50 Smallhold FarmersWashing Station: Bishan Wate Washing StationVariety: Heirloom Ethiopian VarietiesAltitude: 1900-2350 m.a.s.l.Roast Profile: EspressoRoast Degree: Light A washed, special-prep Grade 1 lot from the Bishan Wate washing station in Guji, roasted lightly for espresso. It’s immediately expressive yet wonderfully clean, with the kind of syrupy sweetness that makes Ethiopian espresso so satisfying. On our cupping table at Fjord we’re tasting blueberry and peach iced tea up front, with a ripe prune depth. As it opens, dried apricot, panela and soft toffee come through, with a bright, tea-like acidity and a long, sweet finish. What we love is the way this coffee threads clarity and texture. Pulled a touch shorter it’s jammy and perfumed; a little longer it turns silky and more overtly tea-like. With milk it leans into toffee apple and stone fruit while keeping its structure. It’s a precise, fruit-forward espresso that remains generous and sweet. Bishan Wate sits near the Wate River and brings together cherry from around fifty smallholders farming at elevation in Guji’s red soils. For this premium day-lot, selection is meticulous, with the vast majority of cherry picked at perfect ripeness, floated for quality, and depulped the same day. The lot undergoes a longer 48-hour fermentation before drying slowly on raised beds with plenty of airflow and minimal direct sun for around 21 days. That care shows in the cup’s purity, balance and layered fruit character—we’ve simply roasted to honour it. 250g €/kg: 71.6€ | 1kg €/kg: 60.9€ All coffees come as whole beans.If you need a coffee grinder we highly recommend purchasing the Fellow Ode Grinder. All prices include mwst.For shipping rates: Shipping Information
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250g
20,55 $US
(37,29 $US/lbs)1kg
69,91 $US
(31,71 $US/lbs)Profil
Caractéristiques gustatives
Léger et aux notes de thé
Corsé et crémeux
Doux
Vif et acidulé
Moins sucré
Très sucré
Amertume subtile
Amertume prononcée
Classique
Funky et original
Niveau de torréfaction : Claire
Notes de dégustation
Myrtille
Thé à la pêche
Pruneau