Light Roast
Bette Buna Kickstart- Curve Coffee
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Quantity (250g)
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About This Coffee
Not your average Ethiopian. The natural kickstart process adds a playful, boozy edge, resulting in a coffee that's dynamic, memorable + perfectly suited to those who enjoy exploring something a little different.
Coffee Details
- Origin
- Ethiopia
- Region
- Guji • Megadu
- Altitude
- 2000-2200m
- Process
- Kickstart Natural
- Varietal
- Mixed Varietals
- Roast
- Light
Best brewed as Aeropress and Cafetiere. Best enjoyed black.
Producer Story
Bette Buna Megadu Site
"We created our kickstart natural lots at Megadu to showcase Guji’s wild, fruit-forward character while securing better prices and long-term stability for our community of growers."
Bette Buna Kickstart- Curve Coffee
Bette Buna works at the Megadu site in Ethiopia’s Guji region, sourcing cherry from smallholder farmers growing at 2000–2200 meters. Through experiments like the kickstart natural process, they focus on boosting sweetness and clarity while maintaining the distinct berry-forward profile that makes Guji famous. The project channels quality premiums back to producers and supports community-focused initiatives, aligning closely with Curve’s wider impact work in Ethiopia.
Producer Story
Bette Buna Megadu Site
"We created our kickstart natural lots at Megadu to showcase Guji’s wild, fruit-forward character while securing better prices and long-term stability for our community of growers."
Bette Buna Kickstart- Curve Coffee
Bette Buna works at the Megadu site in Ethiopia’s Guji region, sourcing cherry from smallholder farmers growing at 2000–2200 meters. Through experiments like the kickstart natural process, they focus on boosting sweetness and clarity while maintaining the distinct berry-forward profile that makes Guji famous. The project channels quality premiums back to producers and supports community-focused initiatives, aligning closely with Curve’s wider impact work in Ethiopia.