Third Wave Coffee
Ethiopia Ardi Natural

Roaster Location: Flag of United States Forest, Virginia

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Bean Source Country: Ethiopia
Bean Source Region: Sidama
Process: Natural
Character: Full, Sweet
Acidity: Crisp, Winey
Farmers: Keffa
Altitude: 1750 Masl

Ardi is a fruit bomb with more vanilla and honeysuckle than last year! Vibrant cup with lots of sweetness, medium body, and terrific fruit juice acidity. We recommend brewing this coffee with our Aeropress recipe or your standard pour-over method using a ratio above 16:1.

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Bean Source Country: Ethiopia
Widely regarded as the birthplace of coffee, Ethiopia boasts diverse and complex flavors, from bright, floral, and citrusy in Yirgacheffe to wine-like and berry-toned in Sidama. The country's heirloom varieties, combined with unique processing methods, make Ethiopian coffee truly distinctive and sought-after by enthusiasts worldwide.
Bean Source Region: Sidama
The Sidama coffee region, also known as Sidamo, is located in southern Ethiopia and is renowned for producing high-quality Arabica coffee beans. Named after the Sidama people who inhabit the area, the region is characterized by its fertile highlands, with coffee grown at elevations ranging from 1,500 to 2,200 meters above sea level. The high altitude, combined with the favorable climate and rich volcanic soil, results in a distinctive flavor profile for Sidama coffee, often featuring bright acidity and complex, fruity notes.

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