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Ethiopian Guji

Roasted by Speeder & Earl's

High-altitude Ethiopian Guji with fruit-forward sweetness and medium body.

Ethiopian Guji — Speeder & Earl's
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fruit forwardsweetness

From the roaster

Grown in high altitude forested zones in southern Ethiopia, the Guji has a unique flavor that showcases a nice, fruit forward sweetness that distinguishes it from many other Ethiopian varietals.

Roast: Medium

Body: Medium

Acidity: Medium

Sweetness: High

Speeder & Earl's

Context

This Ethiopian Guji from Speeder & Earl's showcases the characteristic profile of coffees from the Guji region. The roaster identifies this lot as fruit-forward with prominent sweetness—qualities that reflect the natural processing methods and terroir common to the area. Ethiopian Guji coffees are often celebrated for their vibrant acidity and complex fruit expression, making them compelling choices for those seeking bright, layered cups. Whether you're exploring regional variations or building familiarity with specific roasters' interpretations, this lot offers a window into what Guji has to offer. For a deeper dive into the sensory dimensions at play, the flavor wheel can help map the fruit and sweetness notes you'll encounter.

Buy — $12.99 from Speeder & Earl's

In the Encyclopedia

Frequently asked questions

Where is Ethiopian Guji grown?

Ethiopian Guji, roasted by Speeder & Earl's, is sourced from Guji, Ethiopia.

What does Ethiopian Guji taste like?

Expect tasting notes of fruit forward and sweetness.

What roast level is Ethiopian Guji?

It is roasted to a full-city roast level.

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