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Home | Ethiopia, Nensebo - Medium/Light Roast
Ethiopia, Nensebo - Medium/Light Roast
Ethiopia, Nensebo - Medium/Light Roast
Black Tea | Floral | Strawberry | Sweet Lime |

Ethiopia, Nensebo - Medium/Light Roast

$17.00
In Stock

Looking for a coffee that's a little different? Our Ethiopian, Nensebo is the perfect choice. This coffee boasts rich and complex flavors that are sure to please, whether you prefer it black or with a splash of milk. 

 

With subtle notes of sweet strawberry, tangy sweet lime, delicate floral undertones, and a subtle black tea finish, this coffee is a sensory delight that's reminiscent of a high-quality tea.

 

It's a perfect choice for those who enjoy a nuanced and distinctive flavor profile in their coffee.

 

 

About the Beans

Type

Single

Roast Level

Medium/Light

Origin

Ethiopia

Varietal 

Landtrace

Altitude,1950  masl 

Region

 

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About the Roaster

Built on passion to explore the world of coffee, commitment to creating a special product that honors the work of coffee producers, is focused on building partnerships that extend beyond simple transactions.

LOCAL

Edmonton, AB

LITTLE FACT

Developed their own unique and convenient specialty instant coffee. Began roasting in a one-of-a-kind food trailer turned coffee roastery.

Our mission

We're on a mission to bridge the gap between a better cup of coffee and tea at home and the local craftspeople who are passionate about producing it.

We want to connect the Edmonton coffee lovers with Edmonton. There are so many great cafes, small-batch roasters, and hidden treasures within our city that are waiting to be discovered.

Support Local

Early on our journey, we found out that more than 80% of coffee and tea purchased locally isn't actually local.

Wouldn't it be amazing if 80% of the tea and coffee purchased in Edmonton was local? And, the 20% that came from elsewhere was the very best the world had to offer?