Arabica

Ethiopia

Floral aromatics, bright citrus and expressive fruit make Ethiopian Arabica a rich origin to explore. Guji and Sidama offer distinct regional contexts, while washing station and washed or natural processing bring further variation.

Cup character: Indicative: floral, citrus and fruit expressions; natural lots may be fruit-led.
Acidity: Often lively; intensity and character depend on the lot.
Body: From delicate to rounded; Sidama references describe good body.
Processing: Both washed and natural Arabica are produced.

Origin context Hambela and Uraga are distinct areas within Guji. · Sidamo is a familiar trade name associated with Sidama coffees.

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regionGuji

Guji offers a compelling range of Ethiopian Arabica, with washed references showing floral, citrus and stone-fruit expressions. Natural preparations add another route into the region. District and washing station help connect these broad characteristics to a specific coffee.

Taste: Indicative washed references: floral, citrus and stone-fruit impressions.
Acidity: Often lively, sometimes wine-like in regional descriptions.
Body: Variable from delicate to rounded; request a sample.
Process: Washed or natural; the regional name alone does not specify it.

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regionGuji Hambela / Uraga

Hambela and Uraga offer two distinct sourcing areas within Guji. Referenced washed coffees can be floral and citrus-led, while natural examples lean towards expressive fruit. Station and processing details help buyers choose between these different interpretations of the origin.

Taste: Indicative washed examples are floral and citrus-led; natural examples can be fruit-forward.
Acidity: Often bright in referenced lots; confirm the actual selection.
Body: Lot-dependent, from delicate to more rounded textures.
Process: Washed and natural examples exist; require the lot’s method.

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gradeGuji G1

Guji origin paired with an Ethiopian Grade 1 classification. This brings a quality designation alongside the region’s floral and fruit-led reference profiles; the station, preparation and sample provide the finer detail for choosing the offered coffee.

Taste: Indicative Guji: floral and fruit expressions; actual notes need a sample.
Acidity: Often lively in regional references; G1 does not fix intensity.
Body: Lot-dependent; the grade alone does not define texture.
Process: May be washed or natural; confirm which is offered.

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regionSidamo

A familiar trade origin associated with Sidama in southern Ethiopia. Official washed-coffee references describe a sweet, balanced cup with fine acidity and good body. Washing station and processing provide the next level of detail within this broad regional style.

Taste: Indicative washed reference: balanced sweetness with delicate acidity.
Acidity: Fine, lively acidity in the official regional description.
Body: Good body in that reference; texture varies by lot.
Process: Washed and natural coffees are supplied; confirm the preparation.

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