Natural State

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Volume 7 • Ethiopia Mirado Station

Produced by the farmers in the town of Mirado, in Bensa, Ethiopia. Processed by Asefa Dukamo Korma at his station, Mirado Coffee Processing Station.

  • Natural Process • Cherries are harvested and laid on mesh beds for 16 days before being milled.

  • Heirloom Varieties • Various native Ethiopian varieties

  • Grown at an altitude of 1900-2100 Meters (6235-6890 Feet)

  • Harvested from November 2024 - January 2025

Flavor Profile • Berries, Spices, Chocolates & Nuts

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Volume 7 • Ethiopia Mirado Station

Produced by the farmers in the town of Mirado, in Bensa, Ethiopia. Processed by Asefa Dukamo Korma at his station, Mirado Coffee Processing Station.

  • Natural Process • Cherries are harvested and laid on mesh beds for 16 days before being milled.

  • Heirloom Varieties • Various native Ethiopian varieties

  • Grown at an altitude of 1900-2100 Meters (6235-6890 Feet)

  • Harvested from November 2024 - January 2025

Flavor Profile • Berries, Spices, Chocolates & Nuts

Mainstay • Natural State

Natural State is a coffee series designed to celebrate great Natural processing, where coffee seeds are dried entirely in the cherries that they were harvested in. These kinds of coffees usually boast juicy, fruity acidity and vibrant flavors.

Processing refers to the method a coffee farmer takes to get the coffee from within the cherry to a dried seed that’s ready to be exported to us. Natural processing is the simplest, and oldest processing method. It’s also the longest of the traditional methods, sometimes taking up to 8 weeks! The natural process often results in juicier fruity flavor and acidity, heavier body and sometimes even funky characteristics.

Coffee cherries are picked and left to dry, usually on patios or raised mesh beds.

Drying usually takes 2-6 weeks, allowing for the fruit to have a greater impact on the flavor of the coffee seed over time.

Once fully dried, the cherries are depulped and milled, leaving only the green coffee behind.

The green coffee is then sent to us to roast!

Transparency

This coffee was imported by Keffa who paid $3.95/lb of green coffee. Transportation is included in this FOB price.

We paid Keffa $4.95/lb of green coffee and $0.74/lb in initial shipping costs.

We contracted a total of 780 kg (1719.6 lbs) of coffee.

Our final green cost was $5.69/lb