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Ethiopia

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Ethiopia Single Estate (filter)

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What Triple Five Roastery says about this coffee

About the product

Ethiopia Single Estate is a specialty coffee from Almaz Assefa Jabo’s farm in Ethiopia, specifically from the Bensa area in the Sidama region. The farm is located at an altitude of 1,950 to 2,150 metres above sea level. Traditional Ethiopian coffee varieties, known as Heirloom, are grown here and are renowned for their complex fruity and floral flavour profiles.

The coffee was processed using the natural method combined with anaerobic fermentation. During this process, coffee cherries undergo fermentation in an oxygen-free environment. The result is a bold and complex flavour profile featuring passion fruit, blackberry jam, dark cacao, jasmine, and hibiscus, complemented by intriguing wine-like notes.

The coffee is exported by Tracon Coffee Export, one of Ethiopia’s leading coffee producers and exporters. The company also focuses on experimental fermentation techniques and, through its Farmers Direct Traceability programme, promotes coffee traceability and close cooperation with local farmers.

Country of origin: Etiopia

Region: Sidamo, Bensa

Producer: Almaz Assefa Jabo

Variety: Various Varieties

Process: Natural Anaerobic

Altitude: 1.950…

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What the roaster says about where it came from

Country
Ethiopia
Region
Sidama
Farm or estate
Assefa Jabo’s
Producer
Almaz Assefa Jabo
Process
natural, anaerobic
Variety
Various
Altitude
1950 to 2150 m
Not stated
harvest, lot, importer, price paid to the producer

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What Triple Five Roastery says about itself

Direct trade

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