This lot was processed at the Arsosala Washing Station. The coffee was grown by about 1200 small-holder farmers who have farms in the surrounding area. The farms are at very high altitudes with coffee grown along with the families' food crops.
The ripe cherries are brought to the washing station after harvesting where they are de-pulped, graded, sorted, fermented underwater for 36-48 hours, washed, sorted & placed on raised "African" drying beds where they are dried for 7-14 days.
region Guji
farm/farmer Small-Holder Farmers
altitude 2100-2310m
crop 2024
cultivar Bourbon
process Washed, Sun-Dried
This lot is rather unusual as the varietal isn't Ethiopia Landrace as in 99% of coffee grown in Ethiopia but Bourbon, a natural mutation of Typica originating from La Réunion, formerly known as Île Bourbon. Cherries can be either red, yellow, orange or pink when ripe. Bourbon is 1/3rd more productive than Typica.
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