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Ethiopia Mullugeta Muntasha, Anaerobic Natural Walega

Roasted by Subtext Coffee Roasters

This Ethiopia Mullugeta Muntasha coffee is an anaerobic natural process selection from the Walega region.

Ethiopia Mullugeta Muntasha, Anaerobic Natural Walega — Subtext Coffee Roasters
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Context

The Ethiopia Mullugeta Muntasha, sourced by Subtext Coffee Roasters, represents a distinct expression from the Walega region. This lot undergoes an anaerobic natural process, a technique that involves fermenting coffee cherries in an oxygen-deprived environment before drying. Generally, processing methods like this can significantly alter the final cup profile, often intensifying the fruit-forward characteristics and body typically associated with natural-processed coffees.

Because anaerobic fermentation can introduce complex, unconventional acidity and deep sweetness, it is helpful to reference the flavor wheel when evaluating the nuances of this specific harvest. By controlling the fermentation environment, producers can highlight unique attributes inherent to the Walega terroir. This coffee serves as a compelling example of how modern post-harvest techniques are being applied to traditional Ethiopian heirloom varieties to push the boundaries of flavor clarity and intensity.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Ethiopia Mullugeta Muntasha, Anaerobic Natural Walega grown?

Ethiopia Mullugeta Muntasha, Anaerobic Natural Walega, roasted by Subtext Coffee Roasters, is sourced from Sidamo, Ethiopia.

How is Ethiopia Mullugeta Muntasha, Anaerobic Natural Walega processed?

Ethiopia Mullugeta Muntasha, Anaerobic Natural Walega uses the Anaerobic Natural process.

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