90 + Ethiopia, Achira (Achilla) producing area has a rich floral smell and a clear sense of fruit juice.
Hachira N2 L12
Hachira N2 L12
Hachira N2 L12
Originated from the Aricha appellation series developed with S.A.Bagersh between 90 + 2006 and 2008. This coffee is called Hachira. Hachira coffee has a distinct fruit juice and floral aroma, usually with elderberry or blackberry fruit flavors and sometimes basil herbal flavors.
Origin 90 + Ethiopia, Achira region.
Altitude 1750 - 2000m
Treatment Solarization
Flavor characteristics Floral aromas, juicy, elderberry, blackberry, basil herbaceous flavors, lactose like taste.
CoffeeReview score: 94
Year: 2012 Bakers: Thirty Thirty Coffee Co.
Link: http://www.coffeereview.com/review.cfm? ID=2928
Hachira N2 L12
Inspired by the Ninety Plus Aricha selections developed with S.A. Bagersh from 2006-2008, Hachira coffees are juicy and floral, commonly with concentrated elderberry to blackberry fruit, sometimes with basil-like herbal notes.
Origin: Ninety Plus Ethiopia: Achira region
Elevation: 1750 – 2000m
Processing: Natural
Flavor Profile: Juicy, elderberry, blackberry, toffee, herbal, floral. Complex, original, deeply sweet-toned. Symphonic fruit notes suggest melon, cidery pear, mint, apricot, even banana. Smoothly rich acidity; full, buoyantly lively mouthfeel. Fruit consolidates toward chocolate in a simplifying but resonant finish.
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CoffeeReview score: 94
Year: 2012 Bakers: Thirty Thirty Coffee Co.
Link: http://www.coffeereview.com/review.cfm? ID=2928
I learned that Steve sponsored Velton Coffee, a Seattle bakery, so I brought back "Hachira N2 L12" from Velton's Coffee in Seattle and wanted to share it with you. This is a coffee from Africa's Aricha region.
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Legendary background of 90 + Coffee flavor of wild variety Panama in Ethiopia
It seems that I began to hear a very good coffee 90 + the year before last. Those wonderful taste descriptions are like legends. I only dare to read it on the website. It was introduced like this: the founder of the website http://www.ninetypluscoffee.com and the current executive director-Joseph Brodsky went to Ethiopia, the native place of coffee, to look for wild coffee trees.
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