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Ethiopia Legesse Natural

mango, white currant and grape

Origin

NA NaturalNaturalLightLightUseEspressoVarietyheirloom, typicaElevation2,350 maslSingle origin

Tasting notes

BerryFruityGrape / WineyTropical

Character

Ships within 1 week of your roast date. 100% specialty arabica. These beans hit their peak 2 to 3 weeks after roasting. A sweet, elegant natural-process single origin from Sidama, Ethiopia Ethiopia Legesse Natural is a light-roasted single origin grown by one farmer in the Sidama region and dried whole as a natural. Expect a clean, sweet cup bursting with mango, white currant and grape. It is built for filter brewing and ideal for drinkers chasing bright, fruit-forward Ethiopian character. Tasting Notes Mango · White Currant · Grape Elegant and sweet, with a soft, juicy body, gentle acidity and a clean, fruity finish. Coffee Details Origin Ethiopia Region Sidama Producer Legesse Botosa Dikale Variety 74-158 Kurume Processing Natural Altitude 2350 masl Roast Level Light Tasting Notes Mango, white currant, grape About This Coffee This coffee comes from Legesse Botosa Dikale, a young farmer who works just 0.43 hectares of land in Bursa Kebele, high in Ethiopia's Sidama region at 2350 metres above sea level. On his small plot he grows only the 74-158 Kurume variety, a heirloom selection prized for its delicate sweetness, and processes the harvest as a natural. The natural method is the oldest way to process coffee. The whole cherry is dried with the fruit still intact, letting the beans soak up sugars and flavours from the pulp and skin. Legesse dries his cherries for 24 to 28 days, turning them with great care to ensure even drying and avoid fermentation defects. That patience is what gives this cup its layered fruit and clean, elegant sweetness. We roast it light in Kuala Lumpur to protect every bit of that fruit, so the mango and grape notes arrive bright and intact in your cup. How to Brew Ethiopia Legesse Natural Method Filter Ratio 1 : 16 Ground coffee 15g Total water 250ml Water temperature 93°C Brew time 3 minutes If the cup tastes thin or sour, grind a touch finer; if it turns harsh or drying, grind slightly coarser until the fruit sings. How Much Coffee Is in

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