The Sidamo Zone, named after the Sidama people, is located in the Southern Nations, Nationalities and Peoples Region (SNNPR) of Ethiopia. With a population of approximately 3.2 million people, the Sidamo zone is the country's leading producer of green coffee beans. The coffee growing regions of Sidamo lie in the famous Great Rift Valley, which runs through Ethiopia and Kenya. Many of the farmers in Sidamo grow their own unique varietals on excess land found around their residences. They will harvest the coffee cherries and deliver them to processing sites, which will result in a blend of mixed heirlooms this is what gives Sidamo coffee its exquisite complexity. The Sidamo zone is northeast of Lake Abaya and southeast of Lake Awasa. The climate conditions vary across the zone based on the altitude above sea level, with the majority of the area being fertile. Warm conditions cover over 50% of the area, with an elevation of 1,500 - 2,500 meters above sea level. Kolla, the hot climate zone, covers 30% of the total area, with the mountainous highlands covering the remaining portion of the Sidamo Zone. Sidamo features a wide variety of coffee flavours, with many different grades of both washed & unwashed produced. The varying soil types, micro climates and coffee tree varietals contribute to a mixing pot of different flavours. This is also what makes it difficult to assign cupping notes to Sidamo coffee. shipped in 60 Kilo (132 Ibs) bags
Sidamo (or Sidama - the latter refers to the Sidama people, while the former is what used to be known as Sidamo province) covers a large area spreading through the fertile highlands south of Lake Awasa in the Rift Valley. It is made up of over 20 different administrative areas, or woredas, with varying microclimates and altitudes; accordingly, there is a big variety of both grades and cup profiles that end up labelled as Sidamo. The Sidamo region (along with Harrar and Yirgacheffe) is one of three trademarked coffee regions in Ethiopia and is well known for having perfect climate conditions for coffee thanks to altitudes of between a 1,500 to 2,200 metres above sea level, ample rainfall, optimum temperature and fertile soil. Around 60% of the region's coffees are washed, though Sidamo also produces some excellent sun-dried coffees. There are upwards of 50 cooperatives in operation here, as well as many private buying stations - with over 200 washing stations around the various woredas.
WASHED SIDAMO This coffee is grown in the Sidamo region south of Ethiopia. The region is well known for having ideal climate condition for growing coffee. This is all due to high altitudes, between 2,000-2,200 meters, ample rainfall, optimal temperature and rich soil. The fruit notes of the Sidamo Grade 2 swing from big and jammy, to clean peach tea. The washed Sidamo has a light body and a floral taste in the cup. NATURAL SIDAMO The highland region of Sidamo very likely contains the areas where Arabica was born. This coffee is from the Sidama zone, which is a rich area for coffee. Thatâ??s unsurprising when you consider the high altitudes of 1,850 to 2,200 meters above sea level, plentiful rainfall and fertile soil that makes the coffee grown in this region so remarkable with the cupping notes of Caramel, Berry, Sweet, Sugary and Creamy, with a Soft Acidity and a Full Body NATURAL SIDAMO SPECIALTY COFFEE The Natural Sidamo was sourced from the growing region of Sidamo in Ethiopia and was produced by at elevation between 2,000 â?? 2,200 meters, plentiful rainfall and fertile soil that makes the coffee grown in this region so remarkable with the cupping notes of cherry, chocolate and dense with fruit forward notes of fresh berries and lemons with a rich orange.
This Limu coffee comes from the Western part of Ethiopia near the forests that are the birthplace of Arabica coffee. Limu coffee is grown at elevations ranging from 3,600 to 6,200 feet in southwest/southcentral Ethiopia producing medium-sized coffee beans with a distinctive roundish shape and green color. Limu is a market name. Limu lies within the Djimma zone in the western highlands of Oromia, Ethiopia. The area is famous for its forests and abundant supply of water. The forests create the perfect conditions for an organic matter like fallen leaves and dead trees to compost and return their nutrients to the soil. Ethiopia Sidamo 2 is a classic in every coffee range and especially popular in blends. The cup quality can be very surprising for prices well below the grade 1 price point. For us, grade 2 coffee typically sits around an 83-84 cup score.
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Ethiopian coffee, often referred to as "Ethiopian Yirgacheffe" or "Sidamo" coffee, is renowned for its unique flavor profile, rich history, and cultural significance. Here is a detailed description of Ethiopian coffee: *1. Origin:* Ethiopian coffee is grown in the high-altitude regions of Ethiopia, which is often considered the birthplace of coffee. The country is known for its diverse coffee varieties, each with distinct flavor characteristics. *2. Varieties:* Ethiopia is famous for its heirloom coffee varieties, which are indigenous to the region and have been cultivated for centuries. Some well-known Ethiopian coffee varieties include Sidamo, Yirgacheffe, Harrar, and Limu, each offering a different flavor profile. *3. Flavor Profile:* Ethiopian coffee is celebrated for its exceptional and diverse flavor notes. It often features floral, fruity, and bright acidity, with a range of flavors that can include citrus, berry, jasmine, and even wine-like characteristics. These nuanced flavors are often described as "clean" and "complex," making Ethiopian coffee a favorite among coffee connoisseurs. *4. Processing Methods:* Ethiopian coffee is processed using various methods, including washed, natural, and honey-processed. The natural process, in which coffee cherries are dried with the fruit intact, is particularly popular in Ethiopia and contributes to the coffee's distinctive fruity flavors. *5. Growing Regions:* Ethiopia boasts several distinct coffee-growing regions, each with its own microclimate and terroir. The most well-known coffee regions in Ethiopia include Sidamo (including the famous Yirgacheffe subregion), Harrar, Guji, and Gedeo. Each region contributes to the diversity of Ethiopian coffee flavors. *6. Cultural Significance:* Coffee is deeply rooted in Ethiopian culture and history. The traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony, known as "Bunna," is a symbolic and communal event where coffee is roasted, brewed, and shared. It is a significant social activity and a symbol of hospitality in Ethiopian culture. *7. Sustainability:* Ethiopian coffee production often follows traditional, eco-friendly practices. Many coffee farmers in Ethiopia use organic farming methods, which align with the growing global interest in sustainable and environmentally responsible coffee production. *8. Availability:* Ethiopian coffee is available in various forms, including green coffee beans, roasted coffee beans, and ground coffee. It is widely exported and can be found in specialty coffee shops around the world. In summary, Ethiopian coffee is highly regarded for its exceptional flavor diversity, rich history, and cultural significance. It offers a sensory journey that coffee enthusiasts often describe as unparalleled, with a wide array of unique and vibrant flavor notes. Whether you're an experienced coffee aficionado or a casual coffee drinker, Ethiopian coffee is a must-try for anyone seeking a memorable coffee� experience.
We are exporters of Ethiopia origin premium quality Arabica Coffee varieties like Sidamo, Dijimma, Lekempti, Harar and Yergachefe.
Washed Yirgachaffee Grade 1 & 2 Sidamo Grade 1 & 2 Limu Grade 2 Guji Grade 2 Unwashed / Sundried Yirgachaffee Grade 3 & 4 Sidamo Grade 3 & 4 Djimmah Grade 4 & 5 Lekempti Grade 4 & 5 Harar Grade 4 & 5
We are an Ethiopian coffee exporter with offices in Ethiopia and Dubai. We specialize in Yirgacheffe (worka) and Sidamo Grade 1 Arabica beans. We also supply roasted coffee and ear drip coffee filter which are both prepared at our roast facility in Dubai. Send a WhatsApp message NOW to learn more and place your order!
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All Ethiopian green coffee beans are available with very special prices. Lekempti, Sidamo, Yigrachee, Harari The fastest shipping in ethiopia, washed and sundried are available, Special prices for big quantities. Prices are FOB Dijuboti Sidamo : 2623 USD/MT FOB Lekempti 4 : 2515 USD/MT FOB Lekempti 5 : 2405 USD/MT FOB Washed Yirgachee G1 : 4800 USD/MT FOB And all other types are available.
Arabica high quality coffee beans natural and washed directly from our farms. Harar Coffee Grade 2 = $14 per Kg Yirgacheff Washed Grade 2 = $12 per Kg Natural Grade 4 = $9.5 per Kg Sidamo Washed Grade 2 =$11.5 Sidamo Grade 4 = $9.5 Jimma Washed Grade 2 = $11 Jimma Grade 4 = $9
Yirgacheffe is part of the Sidamo region in southern Ethiopia, but its exquisite washed coffees are so well-known that is has been sub-divided into its own micro-region, which has been trademarked by the Ethiopian government. This steep, green area is both fertile and high- much of the coffee grows at 2,000 metres and above. At first glance Yirgacheffe's hills look thickly forested, but in fact it is a heavily populated region and the hills are dotted with many dwellings and villages' growing a Garden of coffee. There are approximately 26 cooperatives in the region, representing some 43,794 farmers and around 62,004 hectares of garden coffee. The production is predominantly washed, although a smaller amount of sundried coffees also come out of Yirgacheffe.
Black cumin seeds, Ethiopian origin -Purity - 99% Min, Moisture - 10% Max, Total Defects - 1% Max, Damaged/Shrivelled Beans - 1.5% Max, No Foreign matter/stones/glass/metal. Fit for human consumption. Payment Method: confirmed LC or TT
ETHIOPIAN ORIGIN Black cumin seeds Spices & hurbs Purity 99.8% min Moisture : 6% max OIL CONTENT: 37% Machine clean quality or Sortex FULLY MACHINE CLEANED, FUMIGATION DONE PRIOR TO SHIPMENT, FREE FROM INFESTATION AND LIVE WEEVILS, FIT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION. Payment Method: confirmed LC or TT
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