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Ethiopia · light-roast

Idido

Roasted by Counter Culture Coffee

This high-quality coffee from the Idido cooperative offers delicate floral notes alongside flavors of melon and citrus.

Idido — Counter Culture Coffee
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floralmeloncitrus

From the roaster

The coffees we purchase from the Idido cooperative are simply remarkable. They’re among the highest-quality offerings we buy each year, and come from our longest-running partnership in East Africa. Idido’s members reside in some of Ethiopia's highest-elevation coffee-growing areas. This terroir is renowned for producing highly aromatic, complex coffee flavors. We taste delicate floral notes alongside flavors of melon and citrus.

Pronunciation: ee-DEE-doe

— Counter Culture Coffee

Context

Sourced from the Idido cooperative, this selection highlights the distinct profile often associated with the Ethiopia Sidamo region. Coffees from this area are frequently celebrated for their delicate complexity, often showcasing bright, aromatic qualities that distinguish them from other origins. When evaluating these nuanced profiles, many enthusiasts find it helpful to reference the flavor wheel to better identify the specific characteristics present in the cup.

In this particular offering from Counter Culture Coffee, the profile is defined by floral, melon, and citrus notes. While general expectations for Ethiopian coffees often lean toward tea-like clarity or vibrant acidity, this lot provides a focused expression of those regional traits. By balancing these bright, fruit-forward elements with subtle floral aromatics, the Idido cooperative continues to demonstrate the unique potential of their local harvest, offering a refined experience that reflects the traditional processing methods of the region.

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In the Encyclopedia

Frequently asked questions

Where is Idido grown?

Idido, roasted by Counter Culture Coffee, is sourced from Sidamo, Ethiopia.

What does Idido taste like?

Expect tasting notes of floral, melon, and citrus.

What roast level is Idido?

It is roasted to a light-roast level.

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