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About This Coffee

This is a naturally decaffeinated coffee from the Sidama region of Ethiopia. The decaffeination process uses molasses derived from sugar cane, which is fermented to create ethanol and mixed with acetic acid to obtain ethyl acetate—a 100% natural method. In the cup, it features pronounced caramelized roast notes with a robust body and intense dark chocolate aromas reminiscent of 80-90% cocoa, enriched with hints of cinnamon and maple syrup.

Origin

Sidama (Ethiopia)

Flavor Notes

Maple Syrup, Cinnamon, Dark Chocolate, Caramelized Roast

Roast Level

Processing

Ethyl Acetate (Natural)

Typology

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