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ethiopia, yirgacheffe natural, nensebo mundayo, ethiopia coffee from wogan coffee roastery shop & brew bar

ethiopia coffee

Ethiopia, Yirgacheffe Natural, Nensebo Mundayo

by wogan coffee roastery shop & brew bar · bristol, uk

expect jasmine. this is ethiopia, yirgacheffe natural, nensebo mundayo, a natural ethiopia from wogan coffee roastery shop & brew bar.

jasmine
£30buy from wogan coffee roastery shop & brew bar

the bean

origin
ethiopia
region
yirgacheffe
process
natural
status
in stock
this is a natural-processed ethiopian coffee from the nensebo mundayo lot in the yirgacheffe region, roasted by wogan coffee roastery shop & brew bar. yirgacheffe is one of ethiopia's most recognised growing areas, and the natural process, where the whole coffee cherry is dried with the fruit intact, typically produces fuller body and pronounced fruit character. the cup here leads with jasmine, pointing to the floral aromatic quality that yirgacheffe coffees are known for. to get the most from those delicate floral notes, filter brewing methods such as pour-over or aeropress tend to suit naturals from this region well, keeping clarity while preserving sweetness.

common questions

What does Ethiopia, Yirgacheffe Natural, Nensebo Mundayo taste like?

the tasting notes highlight jasmine, reflecting the floral character that yirgacheffe coffees are well known for. the natural process also typically adds body and fruit-forward sweetness to the cup.

How is Ethiopia, Yirgacheffe Natural, Nensebo Mundayo grown and processed?

this coffee comes from the nensebo mundayo lot in the yirgacheffe region of ethiopia and is processed using the natural method, meaning the cherries are dried whole before milling.

How should I brew Ethiopia, Yirgacheffe Natural, Nensebo Mundayo?

filter methods such as pour-over or aeropress are generally well suited to natural yirgacheffe coffees, as they can highlight the floral jasmine notes while keeping the cup clean and balanced.

about wogan coffee roastery shop & brew bar

wogan on clement street doesn't mess around. this isn't the kind of place where your barista asks about your weekend while burning your beans. here in st jude's, they roast with the kind of attention that makes your morning coffee actually matter. the numbers tell part of the story. 4.8 out of 5 from over four hundred reviews. but walk in and you'll understand why people keep coming back. the beans arrive green, leave golden-brown, and land in your cup tasting like someone actually cared about the process. regulars line up not because it's convenient, but because wogan treats coffee like it deserves respect. each cup carries the weight of proper roasting, the kind that takes time to learn and patience to perfect. this is what happens when you choose substance over speed, when you roast for flavor instead of profit margins.

all coffee from wogan coffee roastery shop & brew bar

bristol, uk

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