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ethiopia coffee

Ethiopian Yirgacheffe Micro-Lot Fair Trade / Organic Certified GREEN UNROASTED BEANS

by gold star coffee · woodbridge, canada

this is ethiopian yirgacheffe micro-lot fair trade / organic certified green unroasted beans, an ethiopia from gold star coffee.

C$21buy from gold star coffee

the bean

origin
ethiopia
region
yirgacheffe
status
in stock
these are green, unroasted arabica beans from the yirgacheffe region of ethiopia, sourced as a micro-lot with fair trade and organic certification. because they arrive unroasted, the final flavour depends entirely on how you roast them at home. yirgacheffe coffees are known for their bright acidity and floral, tea-like character, though no specific tasting notes have been provided for this lot. roasting light to medium will typically preserve the origin character most clearly. gold star coffee supplies these for home roasters who want direct control over the roast profile and access to certified, traceable sourcing.

common questions

What does Ethiopian Yirgacheffe Micro-Lot Fair Trade / Organic Certified GREEN UNROASTED BEANS taste like?

no specific tasting notes have been provided for this lot, so the final cup flavour will depend on how you roast the beans at home. yirgacheffe as a region generally produces coffees with bright acidity and floral or tea-like qualities, but these characteristics will vary based on your roast level and technique.

How is Ethiopian Yirgacheffe Micro-Lot Fair Trade / Organic Certified GREEN UNROASTED BEANS grown and processed?

these beans are grown in the yirgacheffe region of ethiopia and are certified both organic and fair trade, confirming standards around farming practices and producer pricing. they are sourced as a micro-lot, meaning they come from a small, defined batch rather than a large commercial blend.

How should I brew Ethiopian Yirgacheffe Micro-Lot Fair Trade / Organic Certified GREEN UNROASTED BEANS?

because these are green unroasted beans, your first step is to roast them yourself before brewing. once roasted, brew method will depend on your chosen roast level, though a lighter roast from a yirgacheffe origin often works well with filter methods such as pour-over that highlight acidity and clarity.

about gold star coffee

the hanlan road industrial strip doesn't scream specialty coffee, but gold star proves location isn't everything. tucked into unit 12, this woodbridge roaster has built something remarkable, a 4.9-star rating from 289 google reviews doesn't happen by accident. walk in and you'll smell what sets them apart. fresh-roasted beans carry that bright, almost fruity scent that only comes from careful sourcing and precise roasting. the regulars know what they want before the door closes behind them, but newcomers get the kind of patient guidance that turns first visits into weekly habits. no corporate playbook here. just people who care about coffee talking to people who want to drink better coffee. the kind of place where they remember your order and actually mean it when they ask how your week's going. that warmth, combined with consistently excellent coffee, explains why this industrial park gem outshines most downtown cafes.

all coffee from gold star coffee

woodbridge, canada

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