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Monday, December 28, 2009

Colombia San Agustin

New arrival of our long-time favorite. From the little town of Pitalito, in the Huila region of Colombia comes a truly extravagant coffee. The farms in the deep south of Colombia grow this coffee especially for Export Ador De Cafe' Condor.

The coffees are a blend of the typica, caturra and bourbon varieties. Shade-Grown above 5000 ft. in rich volcanic soil and 100% sun-dried. You can expect a clean cup with medium body and a deep rich aroma. It is extremely sweet with hints of dark chocolate and a finish that is delightfully clean.

Try some today HERE

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Ethiopia Natural Sidamo Grade 3

The trace ability of this coffee has been lost due to the recent changes in the Ethiopia Coffee Exchange. That being said; the coffee is from the Sidamo region of Ethiopia, it is unwashed (natural), and grade 3 in quality regarding visual defects and bean size. The bean size is quite varied, with plenty of very small beans all the way up to some very elongated ones. A notable feature of this coffee is its aroma in the green state, powerfully fragrant and sweet. It was imported in GrainPro bags, plastic lined burlap sacks, to preserve this amazingly unique quality.

The Sidamo region of Ethiopia is known for coffees with fruit and floral flavors, with the natural processed coffees screaming of berries. This lot truly blew us away. The unroasted aroma gives a hint of how the coffee will fair when roasted. However, even we were not ready for how powerful and truly overwhelming it turned out to be. It is like walking in to a candy store, where they sell salt water taffy, milk chocolate and candied fruit pectin. A truly amazing bouquet of berries, gelatin, chocolate, and floral. In the cup the flavor is vibrant and berrilicious, with a mellow underlying chocolate flavor. The acidity is medium and perfectly aligned with its syrupy and smooth body. The finish is clean and balanced and very satisfying.

Try it yourself at FreshCoffeeBeans.com