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Yirgacheffe Banko Gotiti

Name: Yirgacheffe Banko Gotiti
Brand: Origin Roasting
SKU: ORG-ETH-YIR-BAN-GOT-G1-FWA-002.01
Price: 335.0 ZAR
Availability: InStock

ETHIOPIA

orange blossom, lemon curd, earl grey

Regular price R 335.00

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single origin coffee

COFFEE DETAILS

Origin:

Gotiti, Kochere, Yirgacheffe

Altitude:

1,900 — 2,100 masl

Flavours:

orange blossom,
lemon curd, earl grey,
peppermint,
mixed berries,
jelly & custard

Body:

elegant

Acidity:

tea-like

Roast:

medium

Brewing:

V60, siphon, aeropress,
pour over, espresso

Varietals:

Heirloom

Processing:

Washed

Owner:

650 Smallholder farmers processed
at the Banko Gotiti Station

Our single-origin coffees are all packed into 250g bags straight from the roaster. For optimal freshness, if you select 1kg of a single-origin coffee, it will be shipped as 4 x 250g bags. Our blends and decaf are packed into both 250g and 1kg bags.

About this coffee

Yirgacheffe Banko Gotiti is a Grade 1 natural processed coffee from the Banko Gotiti washing station in the Gedeb district of Yirgacheffe, Ethiopia. It is grown at elevations between 1,900 and 2,100 metres above sea level. The coffee is processed by sun-drying cherries on raised beds, which produces fruity and floral flavours. Tasting notes include orange blossomt, lemon curd, and berries with a honeyed sweetness and a silky, tea-like finish.

The region

The Banko Gotiti washing station is located in Gedeb, part of the Gedeo Zone in southern Ethiopia. The region is known for high-altitude coffee cultivation, rich volcanic soils, and a suitable climate for Arabica coffee. The cooperative includes around 300 smallholder farmers, who contribute to producing specialty coffee with consistent quality.

History of coffee in ETHIOPIA

Ethiopia is the origin of Coffea arabica, with coffee cultivation dating back centuries, primarily in the Kaffa region. The country is Africa's leading coffee producer and contributes roughly 17% of the global coffee market. Coffee is a major economic driver in Ethiopia, supporting millions of livelihoods and contributing significantly to foreign income.