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Ethiopia Harrar – Conventional

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From $7.06 / lb

Ethiopia Harrar green coffee is one of the oldest and most distinctive coffees, grown in the region long considered the birthplace of coffee. Known for its bold sweetness, heavy body, and unmistakable blueberry notes, Harrar offers a rich, fruity cup that sets it apart from other Ethiopian coffees.

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Ethiopia Harrar - Conventional

Cupping Notes

Heavy berry, lemon, stone fruit, dark chocolate

Origin & Region

Harrar

Cultivars

Heirloom varieties

Grade

1

Processing Method

Natural, sun-dried

Altitude

1,510–2,120 meters above sea level

Additional information

Weight N/A
Dimensions N/A

11.5 lb, 5lb, 20lb, 46lb

1 review for Ethiopia Harrar – Conventional

  1. sauceonthebiscuit.com

    One of our favorite beans. It has found it’s way into most of our blends that we create at our roastery.

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