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ethiopia coffee

Ethiopia Hambela “Wush Wush”

by jj bean coffee roasters · burnaby, canada

this is ethiopia hambela “wush wush”, an anaerobic ethiopia from jj bean coffee roasters.

C$26.5buy from jj bean coffee roasters

the bean

origin
ethiopia
process
anaerobic
varietal
wush wush
status
in stock
the ethiopia hambela wush wush is a single-origin coffee from the hambela region of ethiopia, produced from the rare wush wush varietal. it's processed using an anaerobic method, where the cherries ferment in a sealed, oxygen-deprived environment before drying, which intensifies and shapes the final cup character. roasted by jj bean coffee roasters, this is a coffee worth approaching with a brew method that highlights clarity and complexity, such as pour-over or a similar filter technique. if you enjoy coffees with distinct, process-driven character and appreciate uncommon varietals, this is a strong candidate.

common questions

What does Ethiopia Hambela "Wush Wush" taste like?

specific tasting notes were not provided, but the combination of the wush wush varietal and anaerobic processing typically produces a coffee with pronounced, ferment-forward complexity and distinctive fruit character. expect something outside the range of a conventional washed ethiopian.

How is Ethiopia Hambela "Wush Wush" grown and processed?

it comes from the hambela area of ethiopia and is made from the wush wush varietal, a relatively rare ethiopian cultivar. the coffee is processed anaerobically, meaning the cherries ferment in sealed containers without oxygen before drying, which has a significant influence on the cup.

How should I brew Ethiopia Hambela "Wush Wush"?

no specific brew recommendation was supplied, but anaerobic-processed ethiopian coffees with complex fermentation character generally perform well as filter brews, such as pour-over, where clarity can let the varietal and process come through. espresso is also viable if you prefer a more concentrated, intense expression.

about jj bean coffee roasters

the thing about JJ Bean on hastings street is how they've earned those 598 reviews the hard way. one cup at a time. this isn't coffee as convenience store pit stop. it's coffee as intention, where each batch gets the attention that separates good from great. the burnaby location hums with the kind of steady energy that comes from knowing your regulars' orders, from understanding that consistency isn't about corporate playbooks but about caring enough to get it right every single morning. you can taste the difference in the first sip. that clean finish that doesn't need sugar to mask anything. the kind of roasting that lets the bean speak without shouting. JJ Bean gets that specialty coffee isn't about complicated ceremony or pretentious vocabulary. it's about respect for the process and the people drinking it.

all coffee from jj bean coffee roasters

burnaby, canada

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