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KAYON MOUNTAIN

Roasted by The Barn

This naturally processed lot from Kayon Mountain is a delicious showcase of Ethiopian flavour with notes of apricot and strawberry.

KAYON MOUNTAIN — The Barn
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From the roaster

We are excited to share our naturally processed lot from Kayon Mountain: a delicious showcase of Ethiopian flavour, perfect for filter or espresso. The natural process magnifies the fruity character Guji is known for, bringing a profile that is sweet like apricot and strawberry.

— The Barn

Context

Sourced from the Guji region of Ethiopia, this Kayon Mountain lot represents the distinct profile of the Kayon Mountain estate. As a natural-processed coffee, it undergoes a drying method where the cherry remains intact around the bean, a technique often associated with enhanced sweetness and pronounced fruit characteristics. While natural-processed coffees generally tend to exhibit heavier body and intense berry-like qualities, this specific selection highlights notes of apricot and strawberry.

Understanding the impact of these processing methods is essential for appreciating how origin and technique converge to shape the final cup. For those looking to further explore the nuances of these flavors, referencing a flavor wheel can provide a helpful framework for identifying the complex aromatic compounds found in high-quality Ethiopian beans. This offering serves as a clear example of the vibrant, fruit-forward potential inherent in the Guji terroir when handled with precision.

Buy — €16.9 from The Barn

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Frequently asked questions

Where is KAYON MOUNTAIN grown?

KAYON MOUNTAIN, roasted by The Barn, is sourced from Guji, Ethiopia.

What does KAYON MOUNTAIN taste like?

Expect tasting notes of apricot and strawberry.

How is KAYON MOUNTAIN processed?

KAYON MOUNTAIN uses the Natural process.

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