Quick Facts
All the facts about our Ethiopia Guji Kercha Grade 1 natural
Region | Guji |
---|---|
Producer | Seife |
Variety | Heirloom |
Process | natural |
Type | Unwashed Arabica |
Category | Microlot |
Harvest | from 7 to December |
Shipping | from 2 to 4 |
Unit | GrainPro Sack à 30kg |
This Microlot produced in the Guji region is an example of Ethiopian coffee at its best. A
floral coffee, sweet and complex, with notes of fig, apricot, and brown sugar. Guji coffee
has been receiving a lot of attention from the specialty coffee world in the past several
years. Guji refers to an administrative zone that borders the Gedeo Zone (where
Yirgacheffe is located). Kercha is the district (Woreda) were this coffee is grown
under regional shade trees like Kerero, Tikur Enchet, Besena, and Berbera on fertile
red clay soil.
Origin
Specialty coffee from Ethiopia
Varieties
old varieties
Processing methods
washed
Altitude range
1500 – 2200masl
Harvest
October – April
Total yearly production
7 500 000 bags
Ethiopian specialty coffees have been on the ECX raw materials exchange since 2008. However, the coffees can hardly be seen.
Cup Profile: citrus and bergamot notes, floral, tropic fruits, complex coffees
Main production areas: Yirgacheffe, Sidamo, Djimmah, Limu, Harrar, Lekempti
Port of shipment: Djibouti
Export bag size: 60kg
Microlot
Ethiopia Guji Kercha Grade 1 natural
Region | Guji |
---|---|
Producer | Seife |
Variety | Heirloom |
Process | natural |
Type | Unwashed Arabica |
Harvest | from 7 to December |
Shipping | from 2 to 4 |
Unit | GrainPro Sack à 30kg |
This Microlot produced in the Guji region is an example of Ethiopian coffee at its best. A
floral coffee, sweet and complex, with notes of fig, apricot, and brown sugar. Guji coffee
has been receiving a lot of attention from the specialty coffee world in the past several
years. Guji refers to an administrative zone that borders the Gedeo Zone (where
Yirgacheffe is located). Kercha is the district (Woreda) were this coffee is grown
under regional shade trees like Kerero, Tikur Enchet, Besena, and Berbera on fertile
red clay soil.