Description Roast Level: Medium Light Roast Tasting Notes: Berry - Lingering Finish In the Guji Zone of the Shakiso District, Kayon Mountain Farm rises from 1,900 to 2,200 meters. The farm grows heirloom Typica trees under organic, EU NOP & JAS,...
In the Guji Zone of the Shakiso District, Kayon Mountain Farm rises from 1,900 to 2,200 meters. The farm grows heirloom Typica trees under organic, EU NOP & JAS, and Café Practice certifications. After harvest, cherries are machine pulped and fermented for 24 to 36 hours. The beans are then dried on African beds for 12 to 20 days. Kayon Mountain Farm keeps one washing station and one dry huller in the Shakiso District and has a sister company in the Guji/Kercha District, with two washing stations and a dry huller. All stations and hullers are committed to exporting traceable coffee.
Origin: Guji, Oromia
Altitude: 1900-2200 MASL
Varietal: Typica
Process: Natural, Dried on Raised Beds
Ethiopia is perhaps one of the best known coffee growing countries and rightly so as it is the genetic birthplace of the coffee tree. Ethiopian coffee shares a medium to full body, bright acidity, floral aroma and notes of berries and wine.
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Reuben Ornelas
Great morning cup of coffee
Well balanced, very smooth cup of coffee. Low acidity and just amazing taste using a Chemex coffee maker.
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Lari Kell
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William Hulsey
Best Dark Roast
I'm a relatively new coffee drinker at 73 (my Dad must be laughing now, he drank at least two quarts of coffee every day working on the Railroad). As a weight loss regimen to fight diabetes, eating just two high protein & fat meals no more than 6 hours apart (it works, off insulin,one hundred pounds lighter) I needed something in the morning....Hot, Black, Dark Roast Coffee turned out to be the answer...along with a nice morning cigar. My Coffe rig is a Fellows electric grinder and the new Aeropress Premium Glass and Metal brewing set. My early favorites were from Black & White and Graffeo Roasters. Cuvee is a new competitor to me (although Austin is only a modest drive from my Dallas home). I had to fiddle with the brewing, dropping the water temperature down to 94C from 99C. Going to a finer grind than I was accustomed to (Aeropress is 3-fine to 6-medium). I ended up with a setting of 3.25 fine/medium. Delicious coffee.....I brew two loads, 18 ounces and sit on the shaded back porch at 7 am and enjoy really great coffee, a good cigar, and a pleasant breeze (short lived in summer, but 77 degrees beats the rest of the day). WH
