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Ethiopia Mokonissa
Roasted by Press Coffee Roasters
Natural process Heirloom from Sidama with strawberry, cacao, and spice notes.

From the roaster
CUPPING NOTES FROM OUR HEAD ROASTER
Nestled in the Sidama region of Ethiopia between 1,700 and 2,000 MASL, the village of Mokonissa grows Heirloom varieties that have defined Ethiopian coffee for generations. This natural process coffee captures everything that makes Sidama special. The cup bursts with ripe strawberry, deepens into rich cacao, and winds down with the cozy warmth of baking spices. Vibrant and layered, it's a coffee that feels like a celebration in every cup.
ORIGIN
Farm: Mokonissa Region: Sidama Process: Natural Variety: Heirloom Elevation: 1700- 2000 MASL
— Press Coffee Roasters
Context
This natural-processed Heirloom from Ethiopia's Sidama region showcases the fruit-forward character typical of naturally processed coffees. Grown at 1700–2000 masl by producer Mokonissa, the lot expresses ripe strawberry and rich cacao with warm baking spice notes. Natural processing tends to amplify fruit expression, and this coffee demonstrates that tendency through its prominent berry character balanced by deeper chocolate and spice dimensions.
Press Coffee Roasters has highlighted the interplay of sweet fruit, cocoa richness, and warming spices—a profile that reflects both the terroir of the region and the fermentation-enhanced complexity natural processing imparts. This offers an accessible entry point to Ethiopian heirloom varietals for those seeking bright fruit without sacrificing body.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Ethiopia Mokonissa grown?
Ethiopia Mokonissa, roasted by Press Coffee Roasters, is sourced from Sidamo, Ethiopia.
What does Ethiopia Mokonissa taste like?
Expect tasting notes of ripe strawberry, rich cacao, and baking spices.
How is Ethiopia Mokonissa processed?
Ethiopia Mokonissa uses the Natural process.
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