Ethiopia
Koke
Roasted by Obadiah Coffee
This coffee from the renowned Yirgacheffe region is shaped by high elevations and generations of cultivation.
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From the roaster
Following the launch with TAK! in South Korea last month, we've made a limited number of our collaborative coffee boxes available online.
From the renowned Yirgacheffe region, shaped by high elevations and generations of cultivation: sweet, layered & floral.
— Obadiah Coffee
Context
The Koke, sourced by Obadiah Coffee, represents the distinct profile of the Ethiopia · Yirgacheffe region. Coffees from this area are frequently celebrated for their delicate, aromatic qualities and refined acidity, which often manifest as complex, tea-like structures in the cup. When evaluating such nuanced profiles, it is helpful to reference a flavor wheel to better identify the specific characteristics present.
In this particular offering, the roaster highlights a profile that is sweet, layered, and floral. These descriptors suggest a coffee that balances depth with the bright, elegant aromatics for which Yirgacheffe is globally renowned. Because Yirgacheffe coffees are often processed with meticulous care, they frequently showcase a clarity that allows these subtle, layered notes to shine through clearly. This selection serves as a quintessential example of the region's ability to produce coffees that are both sophisticated and approachable, offering a rewarding experience for those who appreciate floral complexity.
In the Encyclopedia
Frequently asked questions
Where is Koke grown?
Koke, roasted by Obadiah Coffee, is sourced from Yirgacheffe, Ethiopia.
What does Koke taste like?
Expect tasting notes of sweet, layered, and floral.
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