Impact Coffee Company
Ethiopian (Limited Microlot)
Quantity
Whole Bean - $20.00
Medium (Drip) - $20.00
Medium (French Press or Aeropress) - $20.00
Coarse (Pour Over/V60) - $20.00
Fine (Espresso or Moka Pot) - $20.00
Grind
Whole Bean
Medium (Drip)
Medium (French Press or Aeropress)
Coarse (Pour Over/V60)
Fine (Espresso or Moka Pot)
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Auto-renews, skip or cancel anytime.
Deliver every week, 10% off
Deliver every 2 weeks, 10% off
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Deliver every 2 weeks, 10% off
Deliver every 3 weeks, 10% off
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Auto-renews, skip or cancel anytime.
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Limited time only! We're excited to provide this light roast Ethiopian microlot to you while supplies last.
Essential features:
Ethiopian Guji
Single Farmer Project
Roasted lightly to maintain brightness but developed enough to bring out the sweetness
Balanced acidity and sweetness, rhubarb, red berries
Farm: Mr Ocholo Bedecho (read more below)
Process: Washed
Variety: Heirloom Ethiopian Varieties
Region: Guji
"Mr Ocholo Bedecho owns 8 hectares of coffee land in Oromia Regional State Guji Zone, Urga district. His farm is located 12 km from small town called Haro Wachu. Most of his income comes from his coffee farm although he also processes some vegetables and Enset (false banana) for daily food from his back yard/garden. He owns 8 hectares of land.
His land size is one of the largest lands in size by the standards of the district he lives. Mr Ocholo is the father of two daughters and 6 sons and the family work on the farm full time. Through coffee, he has managed to send all his children to school, although they help in the farm after school when they can."
