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Kima Coffee

Dimtu Gujoo. Cafe de Etiopia

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59,60 €/kg

14,90 € for 250 g · about 1,07 € for an 18 g espresso dose

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What Kima Coffee says about this coffee

Perfil Sensorial: Bayas, fruta de hueso, cítricos y jazmín

Productor: Biniyam Aklilu

Altitud: 1.900-2.300 msnm

Región: Guji

Proceso: Honey

Varietal: Heirloom

Gujoo Trading posee tres estaciones de lavado y cuatro plantas de beneficio natural en Guji, Etiopía, y exporta café de 1300 caficultores a todo el mundo. Biniyam Aklilu, quien fundó la empresa en el 2018, es un “pura sangre” que continúa con la labor del café en la familia, tradición que se remonta a su bisabuelo.

Binyam comenzó a involucrarse en el negocio del café desarrollando clientes cuando tenía 20 años y cursaba la universidad en Estados Unidos. Luego de adquirir experiencia en Nardos Coffee, el emprendimiento de su padre, puso su propio negocio en el 2018, dejando voluntariamente el puesto que tenía asegurado de próximo gerente y forjó su propio camino.

¿Qué pensará ahora Binyam a vísperas de cumplir 30 años?

Binyam comenzó como cajero en una estación de lavado del negocio de su padre, Nardos, y llegó a ser gerente de cuatro de las plantas, aprendiendo sobre el beneficiado. Después se mudó a Addis Abeba, donde trabajó como director de marketing, para luego hacerse cargo de la exportación. Como gerente res…

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What the roaster says about where it came from

Country
Ethiopia
Region
Guji
Producer
Biniyam Aklilu
Process
honey
Variety
Heirloom
Altitude
1900 to 2300 m
Not stated
farm or estate, harvest, lot, importer, price paid to the producer

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