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SIDAMO

Hidamo and two other regions, ─ Hara and Yegashev, were approved by the Ethiopian government to register their trademarks in 2004, making the region's reputation and local coffee beans more recognizable. Hidamo's mixed use of water washing and sun treatment is popular among consumers who like fruit and strong aromas. After Italy withdrew from Ethiopia in 1942, locals called themselves Sidama. Therefore, Sidamo or Sidama is the general name of coffee beans in this area. Some high-quality coffee beans from Ethiopia are also grown in this area.

Altitude: 1400-2200m

Harvest: October-January

Variety: Heirloom

LIMU

Even without the reputation of Hidamo and Yegashev, Lim still produces amazing coffee. Most of the areas are small farmers, but there are also some large estates belonging to the government.

Altitude: 1400-2200m

Harvest: November-January

Variety: Heirloom

HARRAR

This area is the town around Hara and is the oldest production area. Coffee in this area is so special that it is not in an environment that requires additional irrigation. Hara enjoys a high reputation over the years, although the sun treatment can adjust the original turbid, woody soil flavor to a bright blueberry flavor. Coffee beans are so special and memorable that people who have worked in this coffee industry have opened their eyes to the diversity of bean flavors.

Altitude: 1500-2100m

Harvest: November-February

Variety: Heirloom

YIGACHEFFEE

Yegashev Coffee in short: diverse and unique. Many of the great washed beans show explosive aromas, full of citrus and floral aromas, and have a light and elegant nature. There is no denying that this area is a high-quality and interesting coffee bean production area, and of course the best beans get higher prices. The characteristics of Yegashev can recommend those who like Earl Grey Tea to try. In addition, some beans are treated in the sun, which is also extremely interesting and enjoyable.

Altitude: 1750-2200m

Harvest: October-January

Variety: Heirloom

Ethopia Ethiopia

Population: 93877000

The name of the producing area of Ethiopia is the most recognized in the coffee industry, and it is currently the country with the highest number of coffee names as the name of the producing area. This is the case today, and the future is foreseeable. In addition, the Arabica genetic potential of the original species and wild species will also be a major advantage of Ethiopian coffee.