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Ethiopia, Bookkisa

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$22 $83 In stock

Category: Coffee

Producer Ture Waji
Farm/Mill Smallholders in Bookkissa Village
Cultivar Gibirinna 74110 & Serto 74112
Process Washed
Location Bookkisa, Guji, Ethiopia 
Altitude 2000 masl
Harvest

2024 Harvest

 

Expect notes of Mandarin, Honey, Mulberry

Carbon negative coffee



Renowned Guji coffee producer Ture Waji partners with dedicated smallholder farmers in Bookkisa village to craft exceptional, sustainable coffee. Bookkisa's high altitude of 2,000 metres above sea level, combined with an extended washed fermentation process, imparts unique fruit characteristics not often found in Ethiopian coffee today. Expect classic floral and citrus notes, alongside darker fruit flavours reminiscent of mulberries.

Sookoo Coffee's commitment to partnership and innovation extends to supporting farmers and offering diverse, exceptional coffees through washed coffee production. They prioritise environmental responsibility through eco-friendly practices and sustainable farming partnerships. They also emphasise farmer education and support, providing pre-harvest loans and offering premium prices for the highest-quality cherries.


Customer Reviews (4.9 / 5 · 17 reviews)

Julian ★★★★★

Brewed this as a pour-over this morning and the washed process really lets the Gibirinna and Serto cultivars shine through—clean cup, no harsh edges. At 2000 meters you can feel that elevation in the brightness. Would absolutely grab another bag.

William Z. ★★★★★

The altitude on the bag says 2000 masl and you can really taste it—this washed Guji has a crisp, clean brightness that lingers nicely. I brewed it in my V60 and the Gibirinna and Serto cultivars come through with a tea-like body that's perfect for slow mornings.

Penelope ★★★★★

Brewing this washed Ethiopian as a pour-over this morning, the clarity is unreal—those Gibirinna and Serto cultivars really shine through with a clean, tea-like body. The 2000-meter altitude must be doing serious work here because the cup is bright and delicate without ever turning sour. Easily the