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ethiopia coffee

Karamo, 74158, Natural, Ethiopia (Drip Bag)

by homeground coffee roasters · singapore, singapore

you'll taste black tea before tea-like. this is karamo, 74158, natural, ethiopia (drip bag), a natural ethiopia from homeground coffee roasters.

black teatea-like
S$3buy from homeground coffee roasters

the bean

origin
ethiopia
process
natural
status
in stock
karamo is an ethiopian coffee from homeground coffee roasters, processed naturally, meaning the whole cherry dries around the bean before milling. the variety is catalogued under the ethiopian landrace designation 74158. in the cup it reads clean and restrained, with black tea character and a tea-like delicacy rather than heavy fruit sweetness, which is less typical for naturals but makes it an approachable, lighter-bodied option. it comes pre-portioned as a drip bag, so no grinder or brewer is needed. pour water just off the boil slowly over the bag and let it drip through for a straightforward, consistent cup.

common questions

What does Karamo, 74158, Natural, Ethiopia (Drip Bag) taste like?

it tastes like black tea, with a tea-like quality that feels clean and lighter-bodied rather than intensely fruity or sweet. it is a more restrained natural processed coffee.

How is Karamo, 74158, Natural, Ethiopia (Drip Bag) grown and processed?

it is grown in ethiopia and is a 74158 landrace variety, processed using the natural method where the whole coffee cherry is dried intact before the bean is extracted. this process typically adds body and fruit-adjacent character to the cup.

How should I brew Karamo, 74158, Natural, Ethiopia (Drip Bag)?

it comes as a drip bag, so no equipment is required beyond a cup and hot water. place the bag over your cup, pour hot water slowly through it, and allow it to drip fully before removing the bag.

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