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Let’s Chill

In this natural coffee from Ethiopia, we taste dried blueberry, key lime pie, chocolate, and fig.

The particulars

Our score: 86

Roast style: Light

Size: 300 grams, whole beans

Produced by: Multiple contributing producer farmers

Produced in: Ethiopia

Varietal: Local Landraces, 74110, and 74112

Process: Natural

Altitude: 2,225 meters above sea level

Sorting level: 20-24%

The producer

The collection of producer farmers around Teraga, Oromia, grow their coffee on small farms ranging in size from 2.5 to 3 hectares. The coffee is grown in a cold climate at a high altitude. 

Processing

The cherries are delivered to the Raro Nensebo Drying Station in Uraga, Guji. The station is operated by Sookoo Coffee and its founder, Ture Waji, widely known as “The King of Guji". To minimize fermentation, farmers deliver the cherries to the station at night. Once delivered, an extensive sorting process removes over and under ripe cherries. The coffee is then dried on African beds under the full sun. There are strict drying protocols which mandate a maximum layer density of four centimeters and six daily rotations. This process reduces the risk of over-fermentation and defects. The standard drying time for the coffee is between 21-28 days, ensuring optimal flavor development.

Sorting

Following each roast, the beans are individually inspected by an AI-powered optical sorter. The sorter identifies and removes beans with defects undetectable to the human eye, eliminating anything that would introduce unwanted flavors into your cup. The result is a cleaner, more consistent, and more flavorful coffee. The optical sorting level percentage is the percentage of the total roast discarded in this process.

Making your coffee

We purposefully select coffees that we think are delicious across all brewing methods. No matter how you make your coffee, we think you'll enjoy this. That said, our personal preference for Let's Chill is as a pourover or a French Press. You can find more information about brewing methods here - https://earnestpursuit.com/pages/coffee-brewing-methods.

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The particulars

Our score: 86

Roast style: Light

Size: 300 grams, whole beans

Produced by: Multiple contributing producer farmers

Produced in: Ethiopia

Varietal: Local Landraces, 74110, and 74112

Process: Natural

Altitude: 2,225 meters above sea level

Sorting level: 20-24%

The producer

The collection of producer farmers around Teraga, Oromia, grow their coffee on small farms ranging in size from 2.5 to 3 hectares. The coffee is grown in a cold climate at a high altitude. 

Processing

The cherries are delivered to the Raro Nensebo Drying Station in Uraga, Guji. The station is operated by Sookoo Coffee and its founder, Ture Waji, widely known as “The King of Guji". To minimize fermentation, farmers deliver the cherries to the station at night. Once delivered, an extensive sorting process removes over and under ripe cherries. The coffee is then dried on African beds under the full sun. There are strict drying protocols which mandate a maximum layer density of four centimeters and six daily rotations. This process reduces the risk of over-fermentation and defects. The standard drying time for the coffee is between 21-28 days, ensuring optimal flavor development.

Sorting

Following each roast, the beans are individually inspected by an AI-powered optical sorter. The sorter identifies and removes beans with defects undetectable to the human eye, eliminating anything that would introduce unwanted flavors into your cup. The result is a cleaner, more consistent, and more flavorful coffee. The optical sorting level percentage is the percentage of the total roast discarded in this process.

Making your coffee

We purposefully select coffees that we think are delicious across all brewing methods. No matter how you make your coffee, we think you'll enjoy this. That said, our personal preference for Let's Chill is as a pourover or a French Press. You can find more information about brewing methods here - https://earnestpursuit.com/pages/coffee-brewing-methods.

Let’s Chill

In this natural coffee from Ethiopia, we taste dried blueberry, key lime pie, chocolate, and fig.

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