ETHIOPIA Gara Agena filter coffee

Name: ETHIOPIA Gara Agena filter coffee
Brand: Günter Coffee Roasters
Price: 15.9 EUR
Availability: InStock

15,90 €

63,60 € /kg

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Only less than 10 packs available!

Roast Level: ■□□□□ ? The roast level indicates how light or dark the beans are roasted. The lighter the roast, the more the natural aromas of the coffee are emphasized, including acidity. The darker the roast, the more the roasted aromas come to the fore.

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Pickup available at Merianstraße 8 (Hinweise beachten) Usually ready in 5+ days

Merianstraße 8 (Hinweise beachten)

Pickup available, usually ready in 5+ days

Merianstraße 8
79104 Freiburg im Breisgau
Germany

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Origin

Ethiopia

Region

Sidama

Producer

Faysel A. Yonis

Variety

Heirloom

Elevation

1900–2300m

Processing

Washed

Taste

Orange blossom, peach, black tea

Composition

100% Arabica

We currently ship throughout the EU and to Switzerland. Shipping is
handled by DHL GoGreen and DPD or Swiss Post. The following conditions
apply:

For shipping to Germany:

Orders up to €74.99: From €4.95
Orders of €75.00 and more: FREE

For shipping to the rest of the EU:

Orders under 6 kg: €14.95
Orders from 6 kg up to under 20 kg: €19.99
Orders from 20 kg up to 31.5 kg: FREE

For shipping to Switzerland:

Orders up to €149.99: €25 per order incl. customs clearance
Orders from €150: FREE incl. customs clearance

Info: For customers with a delivery and billing address in
Switzerland, the sale is carried out by MeinEinkauf AG,
Fürstenlandstrasse 35, 9000 St. Gallen, Switzerland.

Conditions for Self-Collection

Self-collectors can pick up their orders received by Wednesday night
at 11:59 PM starting the following Friday at Merianstraße 8 from 10:00
AM to 5:00 PM. Attention: All orders received from Thursday
onwards are usually only ready for collection on Friday of the following
week. The receipt of the email informing you that your order is ready
for collection is decisive.

Conditions for Vouchers and Gift Subscriptions

Our vouchers are sent via email immediately after receipt of payment.
You can enter either your own email address or that of a third party if
the voucher is meant to be a gift. There are no separate shipping costs
for electronic voucher delivery.

There are no additional shipping costs for our gift subscriptions.
Shipping begins on the date you specified when purchasing the coffee
gift subscription.

Delivery Times

Unless another timeframe is specified in the respective offer, the delivery of goods domestically (Germany) takes place within 2–5 days
after the conclusion of the contract (in the case of agreed advance
payment, after the time of your payment instruction). Delivery times to
other EU countries can take up to 8 days.

Please note that there are no deliveries on Sundays and public
holidays. If you have ordered items with different delivery times, we
will ship the goods in a single consolidated shipment, unless we have
made a different agreement with you. In this case, the delivery time is
determined by the item with the longest delivery time that you have
ordered.

We roast our coffee beans ourselves, fresh every week. We carefully select the green coffee. This means that before we decide on a coffee, we test and taste it extensively. Our import partners provide us with samples for this purpose.

To ensure consistently high quality, we check all fresh roasts in weekly cuppings. This ensures that your coffee beans always taste the way they should.

You can shop securely with us using all of the payment methods offered. You can choose between major credit cards, PayPal, Google Pay, and Apple Pay.

Payments are processed via Shopify Payments or PayPal and are encrypted. We do not have access to your private payment details.

More info on this coffee

Processing method

Natural Processing

In regions with little rain and water scarcity the “natural” preparation method works best. When using the natural processing the coffee cherries are dried directly after sorting—including the pulp. To do this, the workers spread them flat on large terraces or special coffee beds. They turn the cherries regularly and measure their moisture. This ensures that they dry evenly and do not rot. After the drying process, the pulp and parchment membranes are removed in a so-called dry mill using friction.

The bright red or yellow color gradually gives way to a strong brown and then changes to a color that is reminiscent of raisins.Taste wise natural processing promotes sweetness and fruity notes. A pronounced full-bodiedness is also characteristic. In contrast to other methods, the acidity tends to fade into the background with natural processing.

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Coffee plant

Ethiopian Landraces

A plant variety that has adapted very well to its environmental conditions over many years is called a landrace. In the coffee context, most landraces are found in the forests of Ethiopia, the country of origin of the coffee plant. The Arabica varieties from the country are generally characterized by a very high taste quality and lower yields. At the same time, they are more tolerant to diseases than many other Arabica varieties such as the widespread Bourbon and Typica varieties. The term Heirloom is also often used to describe these strains.

Variety Lexicon

country of cultivation

Coffee from Ethiopia

Ethiopia is considered the cradle of the coffee plant. The East African country is known for its landraces, often referred to as Heirloom. The origin of the first coffee plants are attributed to the Kaffa region. According to legend, a goatherd named Kaldi discovered the plant and its effects around 850 AD, when his animals appeared to him to be exceptionally energized after consuming the red fruits. The largest café chain in Ethiopia as well as several other cafés and roasteries worldwide bear the name Kaldi. Ethiopia is the largest African coffee producer and one of the largest producers in the world.

Photo by Solen Feyissa.

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