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ECX specially selected water to wash G1 in Yega Sheffield town, Ethiopia.
Ethiopia washed Yirgacheffe ECX Specialty G1
2017 Dec. Newly produced seasonal beans
Variety: Heirloom native species
Producing area: Ethiopia Yirgacheffe Yega Xuefei, Ethiopia
Treatment method: Washed / washing treatment method
Class: E C X selected G1
Altitude: 1800-2000 m
Flavor description: wild ginger, spice Earl Grey Tea, cocoa, sweet and juicy, smooth taste
The Ethiopian Commodity Exchange (ECX-Ethiopia Commodity Exchange) is an agricultural market where buyers and sellers come together to trade, ensuring quality, delivery and payment. ECX's vision is to change Ethiopia's economy by becoming the first choice in global commodity markets. ECX's mission is to connect all buyers and sellers in an efficient, reliable and transparent market through the use of innovation and technology, based on continuous learning, fairness and commitment to excellence.
ECX distributes regional warehouses throughout Ethiopia, providing collection, grading and storage of crops, and then enters a unified trading and auction platform to buy and sell transactions for registered members of ECX. The buyers here are actually private exporters, and Ethiopia has required all private exporters to buy and sell coffee beans through ECX since 2008. Its problem is that it just doesn't meet the traceability requirements of current buyers. ECX trades coffee only by region and fails to tell you which processing station it comes from, or it may come from many different processing stations and may be mixed together in sacks and auctioned in a large batch. But I believe that after the following rigorous selection of the Speciality G1, will you still question its quality?
Ethiopia's old grading method was simply classified according to the number of defects. The highest grade of beans washed with water was Grade 1-G1 and the highest grade of sunlight was Grade 3-G3. The current grading method is based on the combination of physical attribute characteristics and cup flavor characteristics established by ECX.
All coffee is defined as three types according to the way it is treated, insolated or washed:
A. Speciality (washed & unwashed): the number of defects is small, and the cup test has high flavor quality.
B. Commerical (washed & unwashed): not up to the boutique level, but higher than the domestic consumption grade
C. Local / Domestic (washed & unwashed): coffee with a large number of defects (unripe beans), out of season and poor storage.
Among them, Specialty and Commerical are aimed at the international export market, and Local is the coffee sold for the domestic market.
The specific grading and scoring criteria of ECX are as follows:
a. Score definition of washing treatment method
1. Physical characteristics account for 40%: number of defects (20%), appearance size (10%), color (5%), smell (5%).
2. 60% of the cup quality: cleanliness (15%), acidity (15%), taste (15%), flavor characteristics (15%).
b. Score definition of solarization treatment
1. Physical characteristics account for 40%: number of defects (30%), odor (10%)
2. 60% of the cup quality: cleanliness (15%), acidity (15%), taste (15%), flavor characteristics (15%).
c. Overall summary:
1. According to the method of treatment, all coffee is classified as: sun exposure, water washing.
two。 Each scored 9 grades of G1-G9 according to physical characteristics and cup test basic quality.
3. The G1-G3 is tested again according to the SCAA standard, and its flavor attribute is evaluated in more detail, and the flavor attribute is not lower than that of the cup.
G1GI G2 with a score of 85 is rated as Q1
4. It is rated as Q2 for G1meng G2 G3 between 80 and 85, and G3 for all G1 Magi G2 G3 with scores below 80.
5. Q1 and Q2 are classified as Specialty Grade exports. G4-G9 kept the original grade unchanged and was classified as CommercialGrade export together with G3.
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