Ethiopia Natural
$24.99About $1.38 per cup · 18 cups per 12 oz bag, recipe-dependent
Fruit-forward, made for pour-over. Coffee is widely believed to have originated in Ethiopia — a country where it represents far more than an agricultural product. It is woven into daily life, ceremony, and centuries-old tradition. As Ethiopia’s leading export, coffee supports the livelihoods of...
Fruit-forward, made for pour-over.
Coffee is widely believed to have originated in Ethiopia — a country where it represents far more than an agricultural product. It is woven into daily life, ceremony, and centuries-old tradition. As Ethiopia’s leading export, coffee supports the livelihoods of more than 15 million smallholder farmers and workers across the sector, forming the backbone of entire communities.
This particular coffee is cultivated in the Oromia region on small family-owned farms and brought together through a local cooperative. The cherries are carefully harvested and traditionally processed using the natural (dry) method, allowing the fruit to dry around the bean under the Ethiopian sun. This time-honored approach enhances sweetness, body, and aromatic complexity, resulting in a beautifully expressive cup.
The combination of high-altitude growing conditions, fertile soil, and meticulous hand selection gives this coffee clarity and depth. Expect a vibrant profile with layered fruit notes, gentle sweetness, and a smooth, lingering finish — a true reflection of Ethiopia’s heritage and craftsmanship.
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Brew guide
- Ratio
- 1:16 · 60 g per litre
- Grind
- Medium (drip ground)
- Water
- Fresh, filtered
- Time
- 4–6 min
- Fill the tank with fresh water to the line for your cups.
- Paper filter in, 1 rounded tablespoon (8 g) of coffee per cup.
- Brew, then pour right away — do not leave it on the hot plate.
- Too bitter? Grind coarser or use a little less. Too weak or sour? Grind finer.
- Ratio
- 1:16 · 20 g to 320 g water
- Grind
- Medium-fine
- Water
- 92–96 °C (just off the boil)
- Time
- 3:00–3:30
- Rinse the filter, add 20 g of coffee, level the bed.
- Pour 50 g of water, wait 35 s for the bloom.
- Pour in slow circles to 320 g by 1:45.
- Let it draw down. Aim to finish around 3:00–3:30.
- Ratio
- 1:14 · 30 g to 420 g water
- Grind
- Coarse
- Water
- 94 °C
- Time
- 4 min
- Add 30 g of coarse coffee, pour 420 g of water, start a timer.
- At 1:00 stir gently and put the lid on, plunger up.
- At 4:00 press slowly.
- Pour everything out right away so it stops brewing.
- Ratio
- 1:2 · 18 g in, 36 g out
- Grind
- Fine (espresso)
- Water
- 93 °C, 9 bar
- Time
- 27–32 s
- Dose 18 g into the basket, distribute and tamp level.
- Start the shot and stop at 36 g in the cup.
- If it runs faster than 25 s, grind finer. Slower than 35 s, grind coarser.
- For milk drinks, use the same shot and steam to 60–65 °C.
- Ratio
- 1:8 · 100 g to 800 g water
- Grind
- Coarse
- Water
- Cold, filtered
- Time
- 14–18 h in the fridge
- Combine 100 g of coarse coffee with 800 g of cold water in a jar.
- Stir, cover, refrigerate 14–18 hours.
- Strain through a paper filter or a fine sieve.
- Serve over ice; dilute with water or milk to taste.
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