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80+
Quantity
Important
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10
LABEL
Jebena

Nekemte
Ethiopia
Species
arabica
Harvest period
November to January
Process
Natural
Purchasing
Directly
Boarding
Within 3 months after harvest for quality storage
GrainPro
For all the coffees except the Brazilian natures with strong rotation
Controlled processing and quality
Sensory profile
« Fruity coffee with notes of strawberry, mango, caramel and chocolate.  Â»
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THE LABEL RANGE
Traceability: Region
Regional coffees of a solid and consistent quality thanks to strict requirements established over the years with trusted partners.
Quality
80+
Quantity
important
Education points
10

ABOUT

This coffee, collected in western Ethiopia under the Nekemte appellation, is named after the terracotta coffee maker, the “jebena�, used for generations bythe inhabitantsof Ethiopia’s highlands to make coffee.
The coffee is collected from small farmers and placed on the international market via the Addis Ababa coffee exchange, called the Ethiopia Commodity Exchange (ECX).

THE REGION OF Nekemte

This coffee is named after the town of Nekemte, located in the region of Wallagga in western Ethiopia. Situated near the Sudanese border, it is a region characterised by a rich environment where coffee has been cultivated for several centuries. Coffee was consumed first by families, then external demand grew in the late 19th and early 20th centuries which ledto the development of the region’s coffee industry. Coffees called Nekemte in the Oromo language are also called Lekempti in Amharic (the official language of Ethiopia). They are natural coffees with a fruity and spicy profile. The cherries normally have an elongated shape, hence their local name of “long berry". The following endemic coffee varieties have been identified in this region by the Jimma research centre: Sende, Haru 1, Challa and Manasibu.


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