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Nafkot Admasu

Roasted by Monogram Coffee

A vibrant natural Ethiopian coffee with deep berry sweetness and a rich, sugary finish.

Nafkot Admasu — Monogram Coffee
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BlueberryBlack CurrantBrown Sugar

From the roaster

A vibrant natural Ethiopian coffee with deep berry sweetness and a rich, sugary finish.

• Process: Natural • Variety: Landrace • Origin: Ethiopia • Tasting Notes: Blueberry, Black Currant, Brown Sugar

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— Monogram Coffee

Context

Sourced from Ethiopia, this Nafkot Admasu selection highlights the distinct character of landrace varieties. As a natural-processed coffee, it undergoes a processing method where the cherry remains intact during drying, a technique often associated with intensified sweetness and complex fruit profiles. While natural-processed coffees tend to show heavier fruit and syrupy body, this specific lot presents a refined balance of blueberry, black currant, and brown sugar.

When evaluating such profiles, enthusiasts often consult a flavor wheel to better categorize the interplay between the deep berry acidity and the underlying caramelized sugars. By focusing on the inherent qualities of the landrace varietal, this offering provides a clear window into the traditional cultivation practices found within the region. It serves as a compelling example of how careful post-harvest handling can elevate the inherent characteristics of Ethiopian coffee, resulting in a cup that is both vibrant and deeply resonant.

Buy — 29 CAD from Monogram Coffee

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Nafkot Admasu grown?

Nafkot Admasu, roasted by Monogram Coffee, is sourced from Sidamo, Ethiopia.

What does Nafkot Admasu taste like?

Expect tasting notes of Blueberry, Black Currant, and Brown Sugar.

How is Nafkot Admasu processed?

Nafkot Admasu uses the Natural process.

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