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Idido Natural Sundried

Yirgacheffe, Ethiopia
Certified Organic • Shade Grown
The community of Idido, just outside the town of Yirgacheffe, has once again produced the quintessential Ethiopian Natural Sundried coffee. One of the cleanest and most refined naturals we have tasted in years, Idido offers notes of strawberry, blueberry, and orange zest with a balanced, chocolate-like sweetness. View map.

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Haru

Yirgacheffe, Ethiopia
Counter Culture Direct Trade Certified • Certified Organic • Shade Grown
The Good Food Awards seal, found on winning products, is intended to assure consumers they have found something exceptionally delicious that also supports sustainability and social good. Our love of washed Ethiopian coffee continues this year with another offering from the Yirgacheffe Coffee Farmers Cooperative Union. A group of farmers located just west of Yirgacheffe town, Haru has produced a beautiful coffee redolent of lemon cream, clover honey, and sweet black tea. 2012 Good Food Awards winner. View map.

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FEATURED COFFEE

FEBRUARY FEATURED COFFEE
Quilanga, Ecuador
Counter Culture Direct Trade Certified • Certified Organic
The tiny South American country of Ecuador is unknown to most coffee lovers, though it is situated perfectly in the "coffee belt" that runs through Colombia, Peru, and Bolivia. Over the years, we have had our eye on Ecuador, and this year we were finally able to establish a relationship with a group of small, organic coffee farmers based in the mountainous province of Loja. The name El Gavilán perfectly suits this coffee – independent and courageous, just as the small farmers of Loja province are independent, heroic, and dedicated to quality and organic agriculture. View map

Regularly $13.25

$12.25 (per 12 oz bag)

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