EthiopiaEthiopia Sasaba Washed
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54,00 €/kg
54,00 € for 1 kg, their cheapest per kilo · about 0,97 € for an 18 g espresso dose
Price observed 5 Nov 2026. This is the bag, not the basket: delivery is not included.
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What Schot Coffee Roasters says about this coffee
Tasting notes Apricot, milky oolong & fig leaf
Region Guji
Farmer Tsegay Hagos Tesfaye
Altitude 2.150 meters
Variety Mixed heirloom
Process Washed
About this coffee
It is around this fertile area of Kercha district that Tsegay Hagos Tesfaye, founder and owner of Sasaba, has established two washing stations and mills that Trabocca sources from – one of which is Sasaba.
Equipped with a large pulper and over 600 African drying beds, Sasaba processes coffee received from over 500 smallholders working in the hills surrounding the wet mill. Like much of Kercha, the small plots of land around Sasaba sit at high altitudes around the 2000-meter mark.
The Sasaba smallholders are a mix of Gedeo and Guji farmers, many of whom have lived here for generations, growing coffee next to each other. Similar to the rest of Kercha district, most of the farmers identify as Protestant Christians in this area. Their coffee grows on the slopes of the hills around Sasaba, shaded by a mix of existing forest trees and those planted by the farmers, such as enset (false banana) trees.
The Sasaba mill makes it a point to work with the more experienced farmers in the area. These are farmers who have bee…
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