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Ethiopia Wollega Leka Wato washed

Country of Origin: Ethiopia

TIP: You can save products to your favorites list if you log in Just in time for the holidays (and a VERY late-season arrival) a superb washed coffee which will challenge your senses. Fortunately the abundant bright gumdrop fruit and syrupy sweet notes are more accessible than the provenance; Leka Wato is the name of the farm in Wato town, Leka Delecha district of East Wellega area, west of Gimbi town; grown on average at 1750 meters above sea level and comprising many heirloom varietals.

This coffee, both in taste and origin, is a neat cross of our traditional natural process Lekempti and wet-process Yirgacheffe. Our offering will limited to December and January, if it lasts that long!

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Symphony Latte, by Tyler Hauptman of Sweet Masterpiece

Barista Tyler Hauptman of Sweet Masterpiece (Portland, OR) shows off his chops on Badbeard's Symphony blend coffee.

"I just now finished a cup, no pot, of that wonderful coffee you sent me. First of all wanted to thank you very much for doing that. I am honored you value my opinion. But then again I have ben interested in coffee at an early age. I was a regular at McNulty's in the Village. I think the last time I can remember getting excited about a coffee bean was tasting coffee from China. But this one even more so. I wish I could tell others of my find but not many people I know are "into" coffee like I am. So I report back to you now. The first sip was so much like the tasting of a fine wine. You know that the next taste would only be better and from there you savor every swallow. So in ending this letter I did not like it. I loved it!!!"

Ted, Aloha, OR

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