Ground coffee Arabica Ethiopia Jirgachef espresso
Arabica coffee Ethiopia Yirgacheffe is a bright coffee from the Yirgacheffe region, grown at an altitude of 1700-2200 meters. The coffee will appeal to those who like bright acidic rich coffee.
Descriptors: grapefruit, jasmine, black tea.
- Acidity : above average,
- SCA score : 86 points,
- Processing : customs,
- Roast: espresso.
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Ground Coffee Arabica Ethiopia Yirgachef – is a delight for true coffee connoisseurs. Its bright acidity and fruity notes give you unique freshness and energy with every sip. Produced in the heart of the famous Yirgacheffe region, whose special climate is ideal for growing fine coffee, it not only delights with its taste, but also immerses you in the traditions and soul of Ethiopia.
History and traditions: The name “Yirgachef” comes from the city of the same name, which is located in the central part of the Ethiopian province of Sidamo, and is often associated with the elite Ethiopian Arabica coffee.
It was in Ethiopia that coffee trees were first discovered, and from there it began to spread around the world.
Arabica from Ethiopia is not just a drink, it is part of the national culture and social rituals.
Coffee ceremonies (Buna Kenya) are an important element of Ethiopian hospitality. An invitation to this event is a gesture of great respect and friendship. Family and guests gather together. During the ceremony, coffee beans are roasted over an open fire, then ground and brewed in a special earthenware pot. Roasting coffee beans over fire in traditional vessels gives the drink a special flavor and emphasizes the connection with nature. Sometimes spices such as cardamom or cinnamon are added.
This process takes a lot of time, so it is a great opportunity to socialize and strengthen social ties.
An important aspect is that several cups of coffee are served as part of the ceremony. This symbolizes hospitality and generosity. The first cup is called “abet”, the second is called “kedzhat”, and the third is called “barka”. Each cup has a special flavor and aroma, and is a symbol of different stages of life.
In some Ethiopian regions, coffee is part of religious rituals, used for symbolic prayers or during community celebrations.
The high quality of coffee beans has a major impact on the country’s economy. As a symbol of national pride and cultural identity, it is associated with purity, quality and unique flavor, and has deep cultural significance for Ethiopia, linking the country’s past, present and future through traditions, rituals and social ties.
Descriptors :
- Grapefruit – notes of fresh, sour and citrus fruit give the coffee a juicy, pronounced flavor.
- Jasmine – light floral shades nicely complement the fruity profile.
- Black tea – The delicate, slightly tart hue of black tea adds depth and complexity to the flavor.
Acidity.:
- Above average – ideal for those who like a refreshing sourness in their cup.
SCA Assessment.:
86 points – A high score indicates excellent grain quality and a well-balanced flavor.
Processing .:
- Tolls (Washed is a processing method in which grains go through several stages of washing. This helps to preserve the purity and brightness of the flavor, imparts increased citrus acidity while reducing the number of defects in the grains.
Roasting .:
- Espresso – Ethiopian Arabica coffee is suitable for espresso, retaining its brightness and acidity during rapid extraction.
Cup profile:
- Rich body with juicy acidity
- The nose is pronounced fruity and floral notes with the addition of a light shade of of black tea.
- High acidity
General characteristics .:
Origin .: Ethiopia Yirgachef is grown in the Sidamo region, the town of Yirgachef at an altitude of 1800-2200 meters above sea level in the natural shade of larger trees such as palm trees, bananas and avocados.
- Height: 1800 – 2200 м
- Processing: duties
- Roasting: espresso
- SCA Assessment.: 86
Attention.: the packaging design may differ from the one shown on the photo, but the quality of Arabica coffee from Ethiopia purchased in our online store remains at a consistently high level.
Feel the harmony and elegance in every cup!
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Roasting: light/medium.
Grinding: more than average (coffee grinder gradation 3 – 3.5).
Coffee to water ratio: coffee – 6 g (2 teaspoons), water – 100 ml.
Pour coffee into a cup with water at a temperature of 90-95 degrees, wait 4 minutes. Break the foamy crust of ground coffee that has formed on the surface of the drink and remove the foam with a spoon. After 3 minutes, the coffee will brew and be ready to drink.

Roasting: light/medium.
Pour ground coffee into the filter (approx. 1-2-3 teaspoons per 180 ml of water per cup). The amount of coffee can be adjusted depending on how strong you want the coffee to be. The optimal ratio of coffee to water is 1:15.
Pour fresh water into the tank.
Close the lid, install a cup for the finished drink and turn on the coffee maker.
The water heats up, boils, pours through the ground coffee, and the finished drink flows into the cup. You just have to wait for the process to complete, turn off the coffee maker (if it doesn’t turn off automatically), and enjoy delicious coffee!

Roasting: medium/dark.
Grinding: fine (coffee grinder gradation 1.5-2).
Coffee to water ratio: one part ground coffee to two parts water, respectively coffee – 10 g, water – 20 ml.
Brewing temperature is 90 – 95 degrees.
Brewing time: 24 – 28 seconds.

Roasting: light/medium.
Grinding: medium (coffee grinder setting 2.5 – 3).
The coffee container is filled completely by pressing lightly. The water tank is filled up to the non-return valve.
Cook over medium heat until all the water has passed through the coffee into the upper reservoir.
Cooking time: 2 – 2 min 30 sec.

Roasting: medium/dark.
Grinding: fine (coffee grinder setting 1).
Coffee to water ratio: one part ground coffee to two parts water, respectively coffee – 10 g, water 20 ml.
Brewing temperature: 90 – 95 degrees.
Brewing time: 24 – 28 seconds.

Roasting: light/medium.
Grinding: fine (coffee grinder setting 1).
Coffee to water ratio: coffee – 10 g (3 teaspoons), water – 100 ml.
Cook over medium heat for 2-3 minutes until the foam rises to the edge, remove and pour into a container (cup) and wait 3 minutes for the coffee to cool and enjoy.
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- Courier delivery: carried out throughout Ukraine by couriers of the Nova Poshta service.
- Nova Poshta: delivery to Nova Poshta branches and post offices.
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