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Ethiopia · espresso

KONGA

Roasted by The Barn

Konga is a vibrant, sweet, and expressive single origin coffee from Ethiopia featuring notes of apricot, peach, and bergamot.

KONGA — The Barn
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From the roaster

Sweet and expressive, Konga is a vibrant single origin coffee from the Yirgacheffe region of Ethiopia. Roasted for espresso, expect notes of apricot jam, peach, and bergamot, lifted by delicate florals and a bright citrus finish. Through milk, the cup softens into chocolate and sweet black tea.

— The Barn

Context

The Konga, sourced by The Barn, represents the quintessential profile of the Ethiopia · Yirgacheffe region. Coffees from this area are globally celebrated for their delicate, tea-like elegance and vibrant aromatic complexity. When evaluating such profiles, enthusiasts often look for the interplay between bright acidity and nuanced sweetness, which can be mapped using a flavor wheel to better identify specific sensory markers.

This particular lot offers a sophisticated cup characterized by notes of apricot jam, peach, and bergamot. The experience is further rounded out by distinct floral undertones, a bright citrus backbone, and a finish reminiscent of sweet black tea and chocolate. While Yirgacheffe coffees are frequently noted for their high-toned, perfumed qualities, the specific balance found here highlights the meticulous processing and careful roasting required to preserve these volatile aromatics. It serves as a compelling example of the refined, fruit-forward character that defines this renowned coffee-growing landscape.

Buy — €18.4 from The Barn

In the Encyclopedia

Frequently asked questions

Where is KONGA grown?

KONGA, roasted by The Barn, is sourced from Yirgacheffe, Ethiopia.

What does KONGA taste like?

Expect tasting notes of apricot jam, peach, bergamot, florals, citrus, chocolate, and sweet black tea.

What roast level is KONGA?

It is roasted to a espresso level.

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