Introduction to the flavor description of Ethiopian Sidamo coffee beans with excellent growing environment
Coffee originated in Ethiopia in Africa, and then moved to Yemen in the Arab region of the Middle East, so some people call it "Arabica". Then it spread to Java, Indonesia, and from there to Latin America.
The average planting area of each small coffee farmer in Dala, Sidamo Province is about 0.6ha, which is composed of hundreds of coffee growers with an altitude of nearly 2000 meters, a large temperature difference in climate and fertile soil, which provides an excellent growing environment. The raw bean itself exudes a strong aroma of raisins and fermented wine. The nearly yellowish-brown beans are actually small and slender, but the weight on the hands is very solid. After baking, we found that the bright berry aroma, or rich chocolate-like aftertaste, makes this bean have an eye-catching performance, whether it is light baking or deep baking.
The taste of Sidama in the sun is close to the smell of flowers, but it is about a little earthy. Water washing has a nutty fruit aroma with a slight cocoa aroma, but what the two have in common is smooth taste and viscosity, comfortable and pleasant acidity and fragrance. Light or medium roasting is suitable for individual products, while medium or deep roasting is suitable for blending coffee and good Espresso base.
Flavor: medium sweet and sour aromas of sun berries, citrus, slightly fermented fruit, fruit wine.
Palate: comfortable and interesting sour fruit, good sweetness and low thickness.
Baking degree: medium baking
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