Ethiopia, Diima Danche, Gedeb, natural 250g

220,00 kr

Experience the bright and sweet flavors of our Ethiopia, Diima Danche, Gedeb, natural 250g. With its candylike sweetness and hints of juicy strawberry, every sip will transport you to a clean and intense taste sensation. Elevate your coffee game and indulge in this natural gem.

 
220,00 kr

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Ethiopia, Diima Danche, Gedeb

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VARIETY

Mixed varietals

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PROCESS

Natural

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HARVEST

January 2024

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This organic, natural processed lot comes from the cherries of
approximately 400 smallholders near the Danche Washing Station, all
situated at 2000-2300 metres above sea level.



Flavour Profile & Naming



To effectively categorise our Ethiopian coffees, our team created a
“flavour wheel”, where we have allocated different flavour profiles to
colours.

This coffee falls into the "Diima" flavour profile. Diima means "red" in
the Oromiffa language, and it indicates that you will find intensity,
fruit candy, violet florals, and tropical fruit like mango & banana
in your cup.



Harvest & Post-Harvest



For the natural process, red cherries are harvested by surrounding
farmers and delivered to the Danche station. The cherries are floated to
remove any foreign material and floaters. After this, the cherries are
placed on raised African beds for approximately 2 to 3 weeks for drying.