Ethiopia Danche

Danche brings in a dose of refreshment for the dog days of summer - a lovely washed coffee from longterm partners Snap Coffees and Danche Washing Station!

Ethiopian coffee is special. As the birthplace of Arabica coffee, the country is blessed with unparalleled genetic diversity, plus unique terroir and processing that can produce super floral, citric washed coffees and the cleanest, juiciest, most berry- and tropical-forward naturals. 

And Snap Coffees, a quality-focused exporter and washing station operator, has been a longtime partner for us at Huck. We've featured coffees from Snap's Worka Chelbesa and Danche stations for most of the last 5+ years, and coffees from within the Snap network often make up at least some, and sometimes all, of our flagship Phantom Limb Blend.

Danche is Snap’s premier washing station in the Gedeb area, and a hotbed of innovation for the company. We’ve featured naturals and experimental processes from the station in years past, but this year, decided to keep it classic. 

Danche washed is pure refreshment. We’re loving the lively florals, white peach fruit tones, and vibrant, key lime pie acidity. There’s nothing quite like a washed coffee from the greater Yirgacheffe region, and this year’s Danche fires on all cylinders.

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Photos and videos: Danche staff washing coffee, Danche Wetmill Manager Freu

Sourced from the Gedeb region of Ethiopia, the Ethiopia Danche is a washed coffee produced by Snap Coffees and offered by Huckleberry Roasters. Washed coffees are typically processed to emphasize the inherent characteristics of the bean, often resulting in a cleaner cup profile compared to other processing methods. This specific lot is characterized by lively florals and white peach fruit tones, balanced by a vibrant, key lime pie acidity.

When evaluating such nuanced profiles, enthusiasts often refer to a flavor wheel to better identify the delicate interplay between citrus-forward acidity and floral aromatics. Because this coffee undergoes a washed process, the focus remains on the clarity of these bright, fruit-driven notes. It serves as a quintessential example of the high-quality output currently emerging from the Gedeb district, showcasing the distinct regional profile that has made Ethiopian coffees a staple for those seeking vibrant, tea-like clarity in their morning brew.