Ethiopian Suggestions

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BillBurrGrinder
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#1: Post by BillBurrGrinder »

can anyone make some Ethiopian suggestions? I hear about a blueberry note a lot, would like to check out that varietal. I tried Kenya SL-28 recently and it was very unique and different...picked up on some plum and raisin when adding half steamed milk. Looking to experience what Ethiopians are all about.

Thanks!

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#2: Post by Prairiedawg »

https://www.klatchroasting.com/collecti ... 9398159390

We have been enjoying this one. I would say the notes are accurate. They describe blueberries and cherry cordials. My wife was shocked when I said smell the coffee, now smell the bag of chocolate dipped cherries. Which are pretty good btw!
http://www.tootsie.com/candy/cellas-che ... ellas-dips
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#3: Post by jammin »

^ive had that Gedeo Worka from Klatch several times & roasted probably 20lbs of it. Highly recommend! It has a good amount of acidity though so I'm not sure what kind of shots it would make

BillBurrGrinder (original poster)
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#4: Post by BillBurrGrinder (original poster) »

Would this do better as French press or drip?

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#5: Post by RyanP »

If you don't mind ordering from a lesser known roaster, this one is a blueberry bomb and not sour :wink: I primarily pull it as espresso.


https://www.bellinghamcoffee.com/shop/s ... ia-harrar/

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#6: Post by jammin »

BillBurrGrinder wrote:Would this do better as French press or drip?
Shoot the gap & get a Kone! Some folks like paper filter for cleaner coffees such as Kenyan or perhaps Guat. For dry process coffees though a French Press is a terrific option.

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#7: Post by wsfarrell »

RyanP wrote:If you don't mind ordering from a lesser known roaster, this one is a blueberry bomb and not sour :wink: I primarily pull it as espresso.


https://www.bellinghamcoffee.com/shop/s ... ia-harrar/
Was about to place an order and noticed that the cheapest shipping ($13.36) was almost as much as the coffee ($13.95 for 12 oz). No thanks-------

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#8: Post by sweaner »

David at Bodka does a wonderful job with these.

https://www.bodkacoffee.com/store/p22/E ... Adado.html
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MB
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#9: Post by MB »

This one at Red Bird is has a nice blue berry flavor. Open the bag or grind it and you get that heavenly Ethiopian Yirgacheffe aroma. Kind of blue berry-ish fruit loops when pulled with steamed milk and some sugar.

https://redbirdcoffee.com/collections/c ... ffe-aricha

Shipping is free for 4 or more pounds in an order, and reasonable below that.
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RyanP
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#10: Post by RyanP »

wsfarrell wrote:Was about to place an order and noticed that the cheapest shipping ($13.36) was almost as much as the coffee ($13.95 for 12 oz). No thanks-------
Yea, that's rough. Sorry, didn't realize. I've never ordered online, just pick up locally. Looks like free shipping past $35.

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