• Ethiopia - Chelchele Washing Station - Special Prep Washed Process
  • Ethiopia - Chelchele Washing Station - Special Prep Washed Process

Ethiopia - Chelchele Washing Station - Special Prep Washed Process

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Regular price $22.95

The Chelchele station will be well known to anyone who's been around coffee for a while. Coffee from this station is featured in roasteries offering lists the world over, and is seen as exemplary of coffee from the Yirgacheffe region.

This lot is a 'special prep' washed process. Which means, lots that present as higher quality when delivered to the station, are separated for processing. With the aim to achieve even better results in the cup. We've bought a bunch of special prep lots this year, we love the way that these lots emphasise the 'traditional' attributes of Ethiopian coffees. Presenting familiar profiles with everything more pronounced.

This lot's got great fruitiness and complexity. It's exactly what we expect from a washed process Yirgacheffe coffee, elegant and refined. It's got sweetness and complexity, the special prep process really adding to that in layers. A real winner.


Producer: Chelchele Station
Origin: Gedeb/Yirgacheffe/Ethiopia
Altitude: 1900-2100 masl 
Varietal: Heirloom Varieties
Process: Special Preparation Washed Process 
Tasting Notes: Peach/Brown Sugar

Recommended Brewing Recipe:

  • Espresso: 20g to 48g in 28 seconds
  • V60: 20g to 340g in 3:30 minutes
  • Tricolate: 20g to 400g in 4:30 minutes

Traceability Info

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Ethiopia - Chelchele Washing Station - Special Prep Washed Process

Gedeb / Yirgacheffe / Ethiopia

Producer / station
Chelchele Washing Station
Process
Special Preparation Washed Process
Importer
Café Imports / CIA
FOB price
USD $4.43/lb
Our landed cost
AUD $18.50/kg
What do these numbers mean?

FOB is the price paid for the coffee before shipping, insurance and local costs.

Our landed cost is what the coffee cost us by the time it reached the roastery.

Neither number is the farmer’s final income, and landed cost is not our total cost to roast and sell the coffee, but it gives a clearer picture of the economic impact of our business.