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Ethiopia - Yirgacheffe Wango - Single Origin Coffee - Filter

Ethiopia - Yirgacheffe Wango - Single Origin Coffee - Filter

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Yirgacheffe at Heart - Bright, Floral, Unmistakable

From the high-altitude forests of Yirgacheffe, the Wango sub-region produces coffees of rare elegance. Grown at elevations between 1900 and 2100 metres, the slow cherry development under shade creates an intensely aromatic and complex cup. Traditional washed processing highlights Yirgacheffe's signature clarity, delivering a sensory experience unlike any other coffee origin.

The cup opens with delicate bergamot and peach blossom on the nose, transitioning into a bright lemon curd acidity and juicy dark berry sweetness on the palate. The finish is clean and lingering, with gentle floral notes that echo long after the last sip. This is a coffee for those who seek brightness, complexity, and the pure expression of terroir.

Ethiopia is where it all began and Wango reminds us why Yirgacheffe remains the heartbeat of specialty coffee. Whether brewed as pour-over or batch brew, this single origin rewards patience and attention, revealing new layers with every cup.

Tasting notes: Nectarine, Apple, Dark Berry

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Tasting notes
NectarineAppleDark Berry
Roast
Medium-Light
Process
Washed
Altitude
1900–2100m
Variety
Heirlooms

Flavour profile

AROMATICS ACIDITY SWEETNESS AFTERTASTE BODY STRENGTH
Aromatics6
Acidity8
Sweetness6
Aftertaste7
Body5
Strength4

Wango is a high-altitude sub-region nestled within the legendary Gedeo forests of Yirgacheffe, where coffee grows wild beneath a dense canopy of shade trees. Smallholder farmers carefully hand-pick and wet-process cherries at central washing stations, preserving the exceptional clarity and aromatic complexity this area is celebrated for. Each cup is a testament to the unique terroir that made Yirgacheffe the birthplace of specialty coffee.