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Ethiopia Bombe

Ethiopia Bombe

Sakona Tostadores

About This Coffee

This coffee is a Sidamo, Ethiopia origin, sourced through the Ayla washing station cooperative. Cosecha data indicates cultivation at altitudes between 1950 and 2050 meters, with varietals JARC 74110 and JARC 74158. The coffee uses a washed processing method and presents flavor notes described as black tea, bergamot, and blueberry. Roasting is implied by the product being a roasted coffee, with multiple grind/weight options available.

Origin

Sidamo (Ethiopia)

Flavor Notes

Té Negro, Bergamota, Arándano

Roast Level

Processing

Washed

Typology

Arabica
JARC74110, JARC74158
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Sakona Tostadores

Javier Garcia worked over a decade as a waiter before discovering specialty coffee through barista competition. He went on to become a five time Spanish Barista Champion and placed fourth at the 2011 World Barista Championship in Bogota. His breakthrough moment came at the 2009 Worlds in Atlanta, when tasting a Pacamara from El Salvador revealed that coffee could taste like fruit. He founded Sakona in 2015 in Irun, in the Basque Country, roasting on a Probat UG15 visible from the street through the roastery windows. That visibility has become part of the identity: curious passersby stop, ask questions, and discover specialty coffee through the glass. Sakona operates with two core commitments: exceptional customer service and exceptional coffee. Javier's goal is to have a positive impact in all directions, toward origin and toward the consumer who discovers and chooses his coffee.

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