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Ethiopia Halo

Roasted by Heart Coffee Roasters

This single origin coffee from Gedeb, Ethiopia is a fully washed heirloom variety grown at an elevation of 1900-2200 meters.

Ethiopia Halo — Heart Coffee Roasters
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From the roaster

Location: Gedeb Elevation: 1900-2200m  Varietals: Heirloom Process: Fully washed

FOB cost: $6.00lb / $13.22kg  Landed cost: $6.94lb / $15.30kg

*FOB (Free-On-Board) cost is the price we have paid for the coffee once it is ready to ship. This includes what the farmer was paid, the milling, warehousing and transport, as well as any export fees.

— Heart Coffee Roasters

Context

Sourced from the Gedeb region of Ethiopia, the Ethiopia Halo represents a classic expression of the country’s diverse Heirloom coffee varieties. Cultivated at elevations between 1900 and 2200 meters, this lot is prepared using the fully washed method, a technique often favored for highlighting the inherent acidity and clean, refined profile of high-altitude beans.

Roasted by Heart Coffee Roasters, this selection showcases the meticulous care required to process Ethiopian coffees to their full potential. While washed coffees are generally celebrated for their bright, crisp clarity and nuanced aromatics, the specific character of any cup is best explored by referencing the flavor wheel to identify the subtle complexities present in the brew. By focusing on the intersection of traditional regional varietals and precise processing, this coffee offers a clear window into the distinct terroir of the Gedeb district.

Buy — $34 from Heart Coffee Roasters

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Ethiopia Halo grown?

Ethiopia Halo, roasted by Heart Coffee Roasters, is sourced from Sidamo, Ethiopia.

How is Ethiopia Halo processed?

Ethiopia Halo uses the Fully washed process.

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