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homeroastersancoats coffee co.niguse jilo – ethiopia
niguse jilo – ethiopia, ethiopia coffee from ancoats coffee co.

ethiopia coffee

Niguse Jilo – Ethiopia

by ancoats coffee co. · manchester, uk

you'll taste stone fruit before hibiscus. this is niguse jilo – ethiopia, a natural ethiopia from ancoats coffee co..

stone fruithibiscus
£16buy from ancoats coffee co.

the bean

origin
ethiopia
region
yirgacheffe
process
natural
status
in stock
niguse jilo is a natural-process ethiopian coffee from yirgacheffe, roasted by ancoats coffee co. natural processing means the whole cherry dries around the bean, which draws out the fruit-forward character you get here, stone fruit and hibiscus sitting at the front of the cup. yirgacheffe is a high-altitude region in southern ethiopia long associated with floral and fruity coffees, so the processing and origin reinforce each other. to get the most from it, brew methods that highlight sweetness and clarity work well, filter or pour-over being solid choices, keeping water temperature around 92-94°c and a medium-coarse grind.

common questions

What does Niguse Jilo – Ethiopia taste like?

it leads with stone fruit and hibiscus, flavours that come through clearly as a result of the natural process, where the cherry dries intact around the bean and passes its sweetness and floral character into the cup.

How is Niguse Jilo – Ethiopia grown and processed?

it comes from yirgacheffe in southern ethiopia and is naturally processed, meaning the harvested cherries are dried whole rather than having the fruit removed before drying.

How should I brew Niguse Jilo – Ethiopia?

filter brewing, such as a pour-over or v60, suits a natural yirgacheffe well, as it keeps the cup clean enough to let the stone fruit and hibiscus notes come through without muddying them.

about ancoats coffee co.

there's something about the way they pull shots at ancoats coffee co. that stops conversations mid-sentence. maybe it's the careful attention to timing, or how the barista actually tastes the espresso before sending it out. either way, the 466 google reviewers giving them a 4.6 aren't lying. tucked into royal mill on redhill street, this isn't another chain trying to replicate authenticity. the coffee here tastes like someone who actually cares made it. regulars know to arrive early because when they run out of their daily roast, that's it. no backup beans from some warehouse. the ceramic cups stay warm long enough for proper conversation, and the steam wand hisses with the confidence of people who've done this thousands of times. manchester's got plenty of coffee options, but this one earns the walk to ancoats.

all coffee from ancoats coffee co.

manchester, uk

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