Introduction to the single-layer slow drying method of Holy Lion Benti Nenqua of Humbera Manor Hambela
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Ethiopia Hambela Benti Nenqua G1 SFP SLD
Washed Lot 105
The Holy Lion (Benti Nenqua) in Hambela, Ethiopia, is from METAD Agricultural Development Co., Ltd., a private family business that also owns Hambela Coffee Estate. It is located in the Guji district of Ethiopia.
METAD is committed to strengthening the region's economy, and 70 per cent of its staff are women, including its first-generation founder, who is also a woman. The company takes good care of its employees, including providing school education for their children and working with medical institutions to conduct regular uterine cancer screening for female employees. METAD also provides technical assistance to neighboring farms, sharing modern agricultural equipment, and so on.
The Holy Lion (Benti Nenqua) heard the ancient sayings of the local people.
SLD (Single Layer Drying/Slow Drying) refers to the post-production technique, single-layer slow drying, meaning that the coffee is only one layer thick on the sun shelf, providing the perfect convection and drying environment for coffee cherries. While the drying schedule is controlled at about 18 days, proper slow drying makes the flavor develop better and is more durable to storage. The disadvantage of quick drying is that the output is limited, so the price is too high.
National Ethiopia (Ethiopia)
Shengshi Village (Benti Nenqua Kebele), Guji Zone District, Oromia Region.
Treatment plant Humbela (Hambela Woreda)
2150 meters above sea level
Variety Isabia Guyou original species (Heirloom)
The annual rainfall is about 1500-2000 mm
Treatment method of African scaffolding single layer slow sun drying treatment & water washing treatment
Importer's flavor comments on the sweet floral aromas of egg blossoms, lemon, lime, citrus, exotic juice aromas, middle and finish aromas of elegant blueberries, strawberries and sweet and sour, solid overall flavors of peach and honey
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