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Hambela

About This Coffee

This coffee is a single-origin lot from Hambela Station in the Guji Zone of Ethiopia. Grown by smallholder farmers at altitudes between 1900 and 2300 meters, this coffee is an Heirloom variety. It undergoes an anaerobic natural process, where cherries are fermented in oxygen-free tanks for five to ten days. This process results in a bold, layered cup with a lively, sparkling acidity and distinct flavor notes of peach and blueberry.

Origin

Guji (Ethiopia)

Flavor Notes

Peach, Blueberry

Roast Level

Medium

Processing

Anaerobic Natural

Typology

Arabica
Heirloom
DC

D612 Coffee Roasters

Lucian Trapanese founded D612 Coffee Roasters in Florence in 2017 after gaining experience at several European roasters, and now runs the operation in partnership with Lorenzo Caldarelli. The roastery sources exclusively from small traceable farms, roasting specialty grade coffee multiple times per week to guarantee maximum freshness, with each package hand packed before it leaves the facility. Their roasting philosophy centers on bringing out the natural flavors of each coffee without unnecessary intervention or over roasting, an approach that has earned respect among Florence's baristas and coffee professionals. D612 supplies notable Florentine establishments including Simbiosi, Melaleuca, and Brac, building a quiet but growing presence in a city where traditional espresso culture still dominates. The roastery sees coffee as a tool of connection between farmer, roaster, and consumer, with transparency and sustainability guiding every sourcing decision.

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