coffeesterTHE COFFEE ENCYCLOPEDIA

Ethiopia · Natural

Nafkot Admasu Espresso

Roasted by Monogram Coffee

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

Nafkot Admasu Espresso — Monogram Coffee
Image: courtesy of Monogram Coffee
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

Want this for filter?

— Monogram Coffee

Context

Sourced from Ethiopia, the Nafkot Admasu Espresso by Monogram Coffee highlights the distinct character of landrace varieties. This lot undergoes a natural process, a method often associated with intensified sweetness and complex fruit profiles. In the cup, this coffee presents notes of blueberry, black currant, and brown sugar.

Natural-processed coffees from this region are frequently celebrated for their heavy, jammy fruit qualities and syrupy mouthfeel, which often contrast with the brighter, cleaner profiles found in washed counterparts. When evaluating these specific flavor descriptors, tasters may find it helpful to reference a flavor wheel to better identify the nuances between the dark berry acidity and the underlying sweetness. By utilizing traditional landrace cultivars, this espresso offers a classic expression of its origin, showcasing the depth that careful drying and processing can impart to the final brew.

Buy — 29 CAD from Monogram Coffee

In the Encyclopedia

Frequently asked questions

Where is Nafkot Admasu Espresso grown?

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

What does Nafkot Admasu Espresso taste like?

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

How is Nafkot Admasu Espresso processed?

Nafkot Admasu Espresso uses the Natural process.

More from Monogram Coffee

View all →

More from Ethiopia

View all →

More Natural coffees

Last verified: October 14, 2026 · Browse all beans.