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Roast: Medium - Light
Origin: Ethiopia
Process: Washed
Varietal: Heirloom
Understanding the quality potential of the area, Kadir Jabril built his washing station in the kabele (community) of Wate Gogugu, where he processes coffees from his site and from small producers in the surrounding community. The coffee farms of Wate Gogugu are some of the newest in Ethiopia, with young coffee trees (5-10 years), high elevation of 2000-2280 MASL, and microclimate which delivers coffee of remarkable quality. You'll love how the cardamom-like aromatics and lemon zest acidity support the tropical flavors of mango in this unique medium-light blend.
Bag Size: 10oz
Roast: Medium - Light
Origin: Ethiopia
Elevation: 2000-2280 MASL
Varietal: Heirloom
Process: Washed
Roaster Tasting Notes: Lemon Sugar Cookie, Honeysuckle, White Grape
We Tasted: Purple grapes, strawberry fruit strip, lemon bar, powdered sugar, coffee blossom. Meyer lemon + grapefruit acidity. Tea-like body.
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