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ethiopia coffee

Ethiopia Sidamo Shantawene Natural Gr1 Organic K-Cups

by batch coffee · chenango bridge, usa

you'll taste lemon before milk chocolate. this is ethiopia sidamo shantawene natural gr1 organic k-cups, a natural ethiopia from batch coffee.

lemonmilk chocolatedark chocolate
$18.5buy from batch coffee

the bean

origin
ethiopia
region
sidamo
process
natural
roast
light
status
in stock
this is a light-roast, grade 1 organic natural coffee from the shantawene area of sidamo, ethiopia, roasted by batch coffee and packaged as k-cups. the natural process, where the coffee dries inside the whole fruit, contributes to its fruit-forward character and fuller body. expect brightness from the lemon note alongside the sweetness of milk and dark chocolate. because it is a light roast in a k-cup format, brew at a standard k-cup setting and choose the smaller cup size option to keep the flavors concentrated and avoid a thin, watery cup.

common questions

What does Ethiopia Sidamo Shantawene Natural Gr1 Organic K-Cups taste like?

it tastes bright and citrusy from a lemon note, balanced by the sweetness of milk chocolate and the slight bitterness of dark chocolate. the natural process adds a fruit-forward richness that ties these flavors together.

How is Ethiopia Sidamo Shantawene Natural Gr1 Organic K-Cups grown and processed?

the coffee is organically grown in the sidamo region of ethiopia and processed using the natural method, meaning the whole fruit dries around the bean before milling. it is classified as grade 1, the highest quality tier in the ethiopian grading system.

How should I brew Ethiopia Sidamo Shantawene Natural Gr1 Organic K-Cups?

brew it using a standard k-cup brewer and select the smallest available cup size to keep the extraction concentrated, since the light roast needs that density to express the lemon, milk chocolate, and dark chocolate notes without tasting weak.

about batch coffee

when you need a place that gets the balance right between serious coffee and not taking itself too seriously, batch coffee on chenango bridge road delivers exactly that. the roastery sits in one of those spots where binghamton locals know to go when they want something better than the usual options. you'll find the kind of consistency that keeps people coming back week after week, which explains why the same faces keep showing up for their morning cortado or afternoon pour-over. the beans here get roasted with the kind of attention that makes each cup worth the drive, whether you're grabbing something quick before work or settling in with a book on saturday morning. they've built the kind of reputation that spreads quietly through word of mouth rather than flashy marketing. the espresso pulls clean and bright, the drip coffee has actual character, and the whole operation runs with the confidence of people who know what they're doing. sunday mornings here hit different than anywhere else on chenango bridge road.

all coffee from batch coffee

chenango bridge, usa

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