Wubit Bekele owns and manages a small coffee production site in the hills near Yirgacheffe, where the local coffee varieties are often the smallest in Ethiopia and exceptional in quality. Her Lalesa site consistently produces beautiful coffees, and in particular, the shade-dried coffees, which we really love.
This is our first direct purchase of the season, and the coffee is very fresh, having flown direct on Ethiopian Air on Easter weekend, in vaccuum-sealed bag/box and we drove up to Paris to collect it so we could start roasting it immediately.
This is a gorgeous natural coffee, very sweet and floral/fruity. Of course it has black tea, decorated with jasmine and honey, and the fruit notes are a complexity of peach, pear, blackberry and orange.
Lalesa shade-dry is offered exclusively as a light roast.
Wubit Bekele owns and manages a small coffee production site in the hills near Yirgacheffe, where the local coffee varieties are often the smallest in Ethiopia and exceptional in quality. Her Lalesa site consistently produces beautiful coffees, and in particular, the shade-dried coffees, which we really love.
This is our first direct purchase of the season, and the coffee is very fresh, having flown direct on Ethiopian Air on Easter weekend, in vaccuum-sealed bag/box and we drove up to Paris to collect it so we could start roasting it immediately.
This is a gorgeous natural coffee, very sweet and floral/fruity. Of course it has black tea, decorated with jasmine and honey, and the fruit notes are a complexity of peach, pear, blackberry and orange.
Lalesa shade-dry is offered exclusively as a light roast.
