Where is the Arsi producing area of Ethiopian COE boutique coffee Sidamo? Sidamo sun-dried coffee bean flavor.

In the 2020 COE coffee bean competition, nine farms in West Arsi, West Aris, entered the finals of the International week, and four of them made it into the top 10. Compared with previous figures, there are basically less than 30 beans to qualify for the finals, and the Arsi producing area became the big winner in the 2020 COE.

West Arsi is a second-tier administrative district in the western province of Oromia (Oromia) in Ethiopia, about 300km northeast of the famous coffee-producing region of Yegashifi, adjacent to Sidamo. The vertical span is between 1900 and 2200 meters above sea level, and the temperature difference is between 15 °C and 25 °C. such a large temperature difference makes the coffee bean grow slowly, and the planting soil is the natural rotten leaf soil with withered and fallen leaves around the vegetation. let the coffee fruit actually synthesize more sugar in the process of growth.

The coffee beans participating in the competition in West Arsi are all tin cards, which are the first coffee beans to circulate from Ethiopia to plantations around the world. They are famous for their high disease resistance, low yield, purple flower fragrance and similar acidity.

Geographically, they are just neighbors. In fact, this is a sales tactic. From ancient times to the present, the coffee beans in the Sidamo producing area have a good reputation in the world, while the West Alsi producing area is unknown. In order to promote the beans in the West Alsi producing area, businessmen often sell them in the name of Sidamo. On the contrary, this makes the West Almore producing area even more unknown, if it does not become famous on COE in 2020. Maybe everyone thinks that the West Alsi producing area is in the West Dharma province.