Coffee Details Qunqana washing station in located in the Bensa region of Sidama in Ethiopia. This washing station collects cherry from local small farmers in the area. Its founders Asefa Dukamo and MuluGeta Dukamo opened this washing station under their company Daye Bensa Coffee. In addition to owning their own farm, Daye Bensa Farm, they also own 16 washing stations and 4 dry mills in Bensa, Aroressa and Chire districts of Sidama. What we're tasting... This coffee from Ethiopia is exciting for a couple reasons. Primarily, the Honey processing method, which isn't widely used in the region. Due to the nature of the honey processing, we taste a bit of a washed process, with a bit of the natural process. This produces an interesting fruited, but clean taste in the cup. You'll find some citrus, alongside just a bit of winey notes that makes us think of a margarita, oddly enough. The fruit is there, but not as powerful, as say, the Lalessa Gedeb.

Coffee Details Qunqana washing station in located in the Bensa region of Sidama in Ethiopia. This washing station collects cherry from local small farmers in the area. Its founders Asefa Dukamo and MuluGeta Dukamo opened this washing station under their company Daye Bensa Coffee. In addition to owning their own farm, Daye Bensa Farm, they also own 16 washing stations and 4 dry mills in Bensa, Aroressa and Chire districts of Sidama. What we're tasting... This coffee from Ethiopia is exciting for a couple reasons. Primarily, the Honey processing method, which isn't widely used in the region. Due to the nature of the honey processing, we taste a bit of a washed process, with a bit of the natural process. This produces an interesting fruited, but clean taste in the cup. You'll find some citrus, alongside just a bit of winey notes that makes us think of a margarita, oddly enough. The fruit is there, but not as powerful, as say, the Lalessa Gedeb.