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Ethiopia Limu
Ethiopia Limu
Ethiopia Limu Coffee – 100% Arabica
Indulge in the exceptional flavors of Ethiopia Limu Coffee, a premium 100% Arabica coffee grown at altitudes ranging from 1100 to 2000 meters in the heart of Ethiopia. This washed coffee delivers a medium acidity and a vibrant flavor profile that is perfect for brewing an espresso.
Origin and Growing Conditions
Sourced from the Limu region of Ethiopia, this coffee benefits from the high-altitude growing conditions that produce a complex and balanced cup. The washed processing method enhances the coffee's inherent clarity and bright flavors, while sustainable farming practices ensure the beans are of the highest quality.
Flavor Profile
Ethiopia Limu Coffee offers a harmonious blend of sweet, fruity, and citrusy flavors. Imagine the refreshing sensation of a lime lemonade paired with the warmth of almond milk, the tang of cherry, and the vibrant taste of orange juice. The coffee's bright acidity and mild sweetness make it feel like a moment of pure indulgence, like enjoying a sunny day in a cool garden, with each sip capturing the essence of a perfect balance between fruit and floral notes.
Ideal for Espresso Brewing
This coffee is ideal for espresso brewing, delivering a rich, aromatic cup with a smooth and balanced finish. It is a perfect choice for those who appreciate a cup with both vibrant fruitiness and a touch of mild sweetness, similar to a refreshing lemonade and cookie experience in a warm, sunlit garden.
We brew it like this
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Espresso
Almond milk, cherry, orange juice
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Ethiopia Limu
Like this coffee very much for espresso as well as for filter, perfect for me in both variants.
Hey, I had really big hopes for your project, as far as you position yourself as specialty coffee, you have the root in Ukraine (where there're plenty of best coffee I've ever tried), but unfortunately from the taste it sounds like it's average batch coffee with no distinct flavors, just flavor of being burned.
I had a hope that low prices (comparing to other european vendors of specialty coffee, e.g. Fjord, TheBarn, etc.) are a benefit that they're roasted in Ukraine, but most probably there's some audience for that kind of coffee: fancy design, nice marketing, nice positioning, but absolutely bad coffee. Unfortunately, not me :)
Dear Valerii,
Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback with us. We're genuinely sorry to hear that your recent experience with our coffee didn't live up to the expectations you had. We strive to offer specialty coffee that delights and surprises our customers, and we regret that we missed the mark for you.
While we're proud of our coffee selection, we understand that taste is deeply personal, and not every coffee will be the perfect match for everyone. It sounds like the batch you received did not showcase the distinct flavours we aim for. We take your feedback seriously and will look into this matter to ensure our coffee maintains the high quality and unique profiles.
We're curious to know how did you like the other types of coffee you’ve ordered along with Limu.
Our range is carefully selected to cater to various tastes, including both bold and subtle flavour profiles, and we'd love to help you find a coffee that better suits your preferences.
Thank you again for your honesty. We hope to have the opportunity to serve you better in the future.
Warm regards, Cofftok team