Sipi Falls, Natural

Rum & golden raisin body with vibrant tropical fruits.

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Through diligent effort and creativity, unique flavours emerge from this positive impact-driven coffee. Support from the Zukuka Bora Coffee Company is helping the Tangwen village smallholders to create new flavours and added value. This coffee by the small community of Tangwen, located above the magnificent Sipi Falls in Uganda, represents so much of what we strive for in a coffee; great-tasting coffee that impacts people positively. With the help of Zukuka Bora Coffee Company, the 419 local producers and their 2,500+ family members have benefited from premiums far exceeding the local market. The cumulative efforts to improve coffee quality have not just resulted in financial reward, but also this delicious-tasting coffee we get to enjoy! Natural processing has resulted in a cup full of rum & golden raisin body with vibrant tropical fruits.

--- Suggested Recipe ~~~ In: 22g Out: 44g Time: 30sec Temp: 94.5°C

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Sipi Falls Natural Coffee Card

Sipi Falls Natural Origin Photo 1

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Sourced from the smallholder farmers of Tangwen village, the Sipi Falls, Natural represents a distinct expression of Ugandan coffee. This lot is processed using the natural method, a technique where the coffee cherry is dried intact around the bean. Generally, natural-processed coffees are known for their heavier body and pronounced fruit-forward profiles, often resulting in a more intense sweetness compared to washed counterparts.

Roasted by Five Senses, this specific selection highlights a complex, vibrant character. The cup profile is defined by boozy, rum-like qualities balanced by notes of raisins and dried fruit, alongside a sparkling acidity reminiscent of tropical fruit. When evaluating these nuanced characteristics, enthusiasts often find it helpful to consult a flavor wheel to better identify and articulate the specific sensory experiences found within the cup. This coffee serves as a compelling example of the unique potential found within the Sipi Falls region.