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ethiopia gigesa | earl grey, blueberries, complex, ethiopia coffee from lost sheep coffee

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Ethiopia Gigesa | Earl Grey, Blueberries, Complex

by lost sheep coffee · canterbury, uk

you'll taste jasmine before floral. this is ethiopia gigesa | earl grey, blueberries, complex, a natural ethiopia from lost sheep coffee.

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the bean

origin
ethiopia
region
guji
process
natural
status
in stock
ethiopia gigesa is a natural processed coffee from the guji region of ethiopia, roasted by lost sheep coffee. natural processing, where the coffee dries inside the fruit, tends to produce pronounced sweetness and fruit-forward character, which shows up here in blueberry and earl grey tea qualities alongside jasmine and floral notes. the result is a complex cup with layered aromatics rather than a clean, simple profile. it suits brew methods that let sweetness and fruit develop fully, such as pour over or french press, with a coarser grind and water around 93 celsius to avoid over-extraction turning the florals bitter.

common questions

What does Ethiopia Gigesa | Earl Grey, Blueberries, Complex taste like?

expect jasmine and floral aromatics alongside blueberry fruit and an earl grey tea quality. the natural process gives it a layered, complex character rather than a straightforward single note.

How is Ethiopia Gigesa | Earl Grey, Blueberries, Complex grown and processed?

it is grown in the guji region of ethiopia and processed using the natural method, meaning the coffee cherry dries whole around the seed, which draws fruit and floral sweetness into the cup.

How should I brew Ethiopia Gigesa | Earl Grey, Blueberries, Complex?

pour over or french press work well for natural ethiopians, allowing the fruit and floral notes to open up. keep water temperature around 93 celsius and avoid over-extraction, which can flatten the delicate jasmine and earl grey qualities.

about lost sheep coffee

you're on st george's lane, which puts you right at the edge of canterbury's bus station, not the most obvious postcode for a coffee stop. but lost sheep has been pulling locals back here long enough that the location stopped mattering. canterbury is a city that runs on tourism for much of the year, pilgrims and day-trippers cycling through the same cathedral loop, and a roaster that actually holds the attention of people who live here is doing something right. this is a specialty roaster, not just a café, which means the coffee itself is the point. if you're passing through on a coach connection or killing time before a train, st george's lane is genuinely worth the detour.

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