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Process: Natural
Varietal: Heirloom
Taste Notes: Blueberry, peach, black tea, lemon
Is it just me or are East African Coffees having particularly good year? This silky number from the Lalesa washing station in Gedeb is case in point.
The fruit-forward profile sits somewhere between blueberry and peach, which is backed up by a delightfully long black-tea-with-a-squeeze-of-lemon finish. All adds up to an extremely well balanced brew with a silky smooth texture.
This coffee was exported by Ephtah, a women-owned specialty coffee export company. Ephtah’s mission lies in building sustainable supply chains that benefit customers, farmers, and their communities. The company emphasises promoting the role of women in the coffee industry, recognising their pivotal role in driving social and economic change in Ethiopia.
🚀 Free shipping >£25. We are currently dispatching orders Monday and Thursday
Process: Natural
Varietal: Heirloom
Taste Notes: Blueberry, peach, black tea, lemon
Is it just me or are East African Coffees having particularly good year? This silky number from the Lalesa washing station in Gedeb is case in point.
The fruit-forward profile sits somewhere between blueberry and peach, which is backed up by a delightfully long black-tea-with-a-squeeze-of-lemon finish. All adds up to an extremely well balanced brew with a silky smooth texture.
This coffee was exported by Ephtah, a women-owned specialty coffee export company. Ephtah’s mission lies in building sustainable supply chains that benefit customers, farmers, and their communities. The company emphasises promoting the role of women in the coffee industry, recognising their pivotal role in driving social and economic change in Ethiopia.
🚀 Free shipping >£25. We are currently dispatching orders Monday and Thursday