
Про лот:
Ефіопія
Bombe Sub District, Bensa, Sidama
Shantawene Washing Station
Vertisoil
2150 - 2300 MASL
JARC 74110, JARC 74158
1600 mm to 2100 mm
18-25 celsius
May
December - February
Carbonic Maceration
72 hours
African Drying Bed, dried for shade for last few days
Про каву:
Bombe is one of twenty plus sub-regions (Kebele) in the Bensa District (Woreda). The elevation and weather pattern of Bombe is highly-regarded best for specialty coffee
Cultivation
Cultivation practices in Sidama are similar to other coffee growing regions in Ethiopia. Especially in the areas of Guji and Yirgacheffe. However, Sidama farmers are really innovative and this is one reason why farmers from Sidama win Cup of Excellence. 74158 was fully developed by JARC in 1971 which stands for Jimma Agricultural Research Center. It is best known for yielding higher crops and showing great resistance to CBD and other plants diseases.
Harvest , Post-Harvest & Processing
Ripe cherries arrive directly from farmers. Most often by mules and motorcycles in 85 kg bags. Sourcing directly from farmers enable us to have easy access to traceability but also to check if cherry was picked at optimal ripeness. Then cherry is dried on 25 meters long African-Drying Beds for 18-25 days depending on weather conditions.
Process
This lot is processed using carbonic maceration, a processing technique inspired by winemaking. Creating a carbon dioxide-rich environment alters the kinds of microbes that will survive and flourish during fermentation. Different microbial activity will alter the flavor profile and can produce extremely unique and delicious flavors.