skip to content
negash abarago, ethiopia coffee from rounton coffee

ethiopia coffee

Negash Abarago

by rounton coffee · northallerton, uk

you'll taste lemon before grapefruit. this is negash abarago, a washed ethiopia from rounton coffee.

lemongrapefruitcitrus zestjasminefloralblack teatea-like

the bean

origin
ethiopia
region
limu
process
washed
status
in stock
negash abarago is a washed ethiopian coffee from the limu region, roasted by rounton coffee. the washed process keeps things clean and precise, letting the coffee's natural character come through without interference. expect bright citrus, lemon and grapefruit up front, with citrus zest sharpness and a floral, jasmine edge. the finish is tea-like, closer to black tea than anything heavy or syrupy. it suits brew methods that preserve clarity and acidity, so filter or pour-over will serve it well. grind fresh, use water around 93-96c, and avoid over-extraction, which can flatten the delicate floral and citrus qualities.

common questions

What does Negash Abarago taste like?

it's a bright, clean cup with lemon, grapefruit, and citrus zest alongside jasmine and floral notes. the finish is tea-like, with a black tea quality that keeps it light and refined rather than rich or heavy.

How is Negash Abarago grown and processed?

it's grown in the limu region of ethiopia and processed using the washed method, where the fruit is removed before drying. this tends to produce a cleaner, more defined cup with pronounced acidity.

How should I brew Negash Abarago?

a filter or pour-over method works best, as it preserves the clarity and delicate citrus and floral notes that define this coffee. avoid brew methods that mask acidity or add heaviness, as these will work against the tea-like finish.

about rounton coffee

the filter coffee here is worth planning around. rounton has been roasting out of east rounton, a quiet stretch of north yorkshire well outside any urban coffee circuit, long enough that their regulars treat the place less like a discovery and more like a given. that kind of quiet loyalty tends to mean something. if you're making the trip to northallerton, dl6 is not the most obvious postcode to find yourself in, but the people who do find it tend to come back. the roasting operation drives everything, so whatever's on the brew bar that week is probably the thing to order, not as a consolation for not getting espresso, but because it'll reflect exactly where their sourcing head is at. start with filter. end with filter, honestly.

all coffee from rounton coffee

northallerton, uk

more from rounton coffee

is this your coffee?

claim rounton coffee free and you run this page, add photos, fix the details, and list every coffee you roast. claims go live within a few days. want it live now, pinned to the top of the listings with the gives-back paw? sponsor your roastery.