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It features tasting notes of strawberry, peach, and blueberry, with floral hints, citrus zest, and a sweet jammy finish. It works well for pour-over and drip preparations. Origin Ethiopia Process Natural Roast Light Body Light to medium, juicy Best brewed Pour-over, drip, Aeropress Tasting notes Strawberry Peach Blueberry Floral Citrus zest Sweet jammy finish Brewing guide Drip1 to 2 tablespoons per 6 oz of water at 200°F French pressCoarse grind, 4-minute steep, slow press Pour-overMedium grind, 2:30 to 3:00 brew, 30-second bloom AeropressFine-medium grind, 1:14 ratio, 90-second brew About this origin Ethiopia is the birthplace of coffee, and Ethiopia Sunrise reflects that heritage. The coffee grows at high elevation in the Ethiopian highlands, where cool nights and rich soil slow cherry maturation and concentrate sugar in the bean. It is an heirloom varietal, meaning the trees descend from Ethiopia's wild native coffee population rather than cultivars bred elsewhere. Ethiopia Sunrise is natural-processed. In a natural process, the coffee cherry dries whole around the bean for several weeks on raised beds, which pushes more fruit sugar and aromatic compounds into the seed. That extra cherry contact in drying is what produces the strawberry and blueberry notes you taste in the cup, along with the jammy sweetness on the finish. We air-roast to a light development that preserves the floral and fruit-forward profile and never pushes the coffee into a heavier, smoky direction. From Nick, head roaster: Ethiopia Sunrise is the coffee I brew when I want to remember what fruit-forward coffee tastes like. The strawberry and blueberry are not subtle, the citrus zest cleans the cup, and the jammy finish stays around long enough to enjoy. Frequently asked questions Q: What roast level is this?This is a light roast. Light roasts preserve the origin character of the bean, which for Ethiopia Sunrise means strawberry, blueberry, and floral notes. If you prefer a darker, heavier cup, Costa Rica Tarrazu or our House Blend will land closer to that profile. Q: Do you offer ground coffee, or whole bean only?Both. Select whole bean or ground at checkout. Whole bean is the better choice for freshness since ground coffee loses flavor noticeably faster. If you do not have a grinder at home, our ground option will still produce a much better cup than most store-bought coffee. Q: Can I subscribe and save?Yes. Subscribe to Ethiopia Sunrise and save 10 percent on every order. Select delivery frequency at checkout (every 2, 4, or 6 weeks) and we roast and ship on that schedule. Pause, skip, or cancel anytime with no fees and no friction. Q: When is my coffee roasted?We do not pre-roast and warehouse inventory. We roast to order and ship within 2 to 3 days. The exact roast date is printed on every bag. Coffee is at or near peak freshness 4 to 14 days after roast. You might also like Colombia El Tiple: deeper chocolate and caramel single origin with a creamy body Costa Rica Tarrazu: a darker, fruit-forward single origin if you want more body Browse all coffee beans
