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Ethiopia is the origin of this type of coffee. Till these days, our product is known for its natural flavor, and has also exclusively sustained its organic nature.
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It is cultivated widely at private farmers level. Moreover, investors and co-operatives are also entering extensively to the production and processing businesses, and thus contributing a lot to the availability of different varieties in bulk. |
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Varieties include: |
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Washed |
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Yirgachefe |
Finest of all coffees, well-balanced cup of good mocha flavor.
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Sidamo |
Popular among the specialty, balanced acidity and body of good quality.
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Limmu |
Characterized by its winery after taste. Well balanced, good acidity and body to fine quality.
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Teppi |
When used in blends, this coffee contributes to a good balanced cup & enhances the "wild" characteristics of Ethiopian coffee.
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Bebeka |
Similar to Teppi, this coffee is also used in blends.
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Sun Dried |
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Sidamo |
Fairly balanced body with fair average quality occasionally ordinary flavor.
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Lekemt |
Typically used in blends, light/medium acidity and body, with fair average quality. Class cup rather fruity cup characteristics.
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Jimma |
Beans produce a rather heavy bodied cup with winery after test.
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Harrar |
One at the worlds most prizzed coffees;Harrar has a medium to light acidity full body with typical mocha flover with a winery after test.
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