07/03/2026
New roast!
Origin: Ethiopia, Guji
Process: Natural
Roast: Medium
Notes:Â Strawberry, Nutty, and Cocoa PowderÂ
Altitude: 2100-2200
What are the notes? Will I mainly taste strawberries? â¨Iâve heard it said that flavor notes are more poetry than science. Depending on your palate, how you taste or relate to the coffee could be different than the next person. The notes that make the front of the bag are what the majority of people taste in the cup with the coffee.â¨â¨The process says Natural, what does that mean?
â¨The majority of coffee from Ethiopia is natural processed, which requires fewer resources and minimal infrastructure. Only the ripest coffee cherries are harvested and dried whole, usually on patios or raised beds in the sun, allowing for some fermentation. After achieving optimal moisture levels, the cherries are hulled to separate the fruit from the beans. The natural process results in sweet, intense flavors with a strong fruit-forward profile.
Ethiopia is known for coffee, right?
Ethiopian coffee goes way backâso far, it predates written history! Arabica coffee plants are native to Ethiopia, and coffee consumption has played a symbolic role in local culture for centuries before coffee was adopted as the global go-to beverage. Most Ethiopian coffee producers are smallholders who use traditional cultivation, harvesting, and processing methods, often without chemical fertilizers or pesticides.