Ethiopia Tore Badiya Washed Espresso cold brew cherries were collected and stored

cherries were collected and stored in a conducive warehouse for four weeks of resting time

While many in his generation show little interest in coffee farming—often aspiring to urban life after completing their education—Girma chose a different path

The name comes from the Spanish word “pacho” meaning “shallow”

expanding to Costa Rica and Brazil and later into Mexico partnering with our ECOM network

Tasting Notes: Sweet and syrupy with notes of cherry

Ethiopia Tore Badiya Washed Espresso cold brew cherries were collected and storedOrigin : Ethiopia Region: Guji Altitude: 1800 2100 meters above sea level Producer: Smallholder coffee farmers Melkalti Trading PLC Variety: 74140, 744, 74158, Wolisho Process: Washed Tasting Notes: Sweet and crisp with notes of apricot, black currant, black tea, jasmine and lime. Melkalati is named after a name of a river that runs through the village of Tore Badiya in Abaya county, West Guji Zone. The company was officially established in 2018 and