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Hamasho G1

Hailing from the well-known coffee-producing region of Sidama in the homeland of coffee, Ethiopia. This lot comes specifically from the Hamasho kebele, thanks to the work of our exporting partner in Ethiopia, Daye Bensa. In the Sidama language, Hamasho means serpent. Cherries are collected from the farmers in this area and delivered to the Daye Bensa Hamasho wet mill.

  • Farm Sidama Hamasho
  • Varietal JARC Selection 74158
  • Process Natural
  • Altitude 2,260 to 2,360 meters above sea level
  • Town / City Hamasho
  • Region Sidama
  • Owner Various smallholder producers
  • Tasting Notes Elderflower, peach, dark chocolate
  • Farm Size Less than 4 hectares on average
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Hamasho G1

Located in the southern reaches of Ethiopia, Sidama is well-known for coffee. Yet, recently, it has been regularly contested about the correct spelling – Sidama versus Sidamo. After a referendum in June 2020, Sidama officially became a regional state in Ethiopia, thus the ‘Sidamo’ spelling was deemed incorrect. This region is home to nearly 3.2 million people speaking the Sidama language with their own culture and traditions.

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Ethiopia, widely acknowledged as the birthplace of coffee (to the chagrin of Yemen and Sudan, who have also laid claim), produces some of the most exceptional and dramatic coffees found anywhere in the world. From the bright bergamot and floral Yirgacheffe to the ripe fruit notes of Harrar, the unique flavours offered by this spectacular country have, over the last 10 years, become some of the most sought after in specialty coffee.

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