Roasted
06 Jan
Buku Hurufa Ethiopia
JUICY & VIBRANT
Tastes Like:
Apricot, Dried Mango, Soft Spice + Vanilla.
This naturally processed Ethiopian light roast is a golden-hued, fruit-laden delight, perfect for filter brewing. Expect the lush sweetness of dried mango and apricot, layered with warm, soft spice and a whisper of vanilla. The natural processing method enhances its rich, sun-ripened depth, creating a cup that's fragrant, velvety and beautifully complex. A must-try for those who love a bright yet smooth filter coffee experience.
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Buku Hurufa - Penelope Coffee - Ethiopia
250g
Brewed HQ
Brewed
263 Green Lanes
London N4 2UX
United Kingdom
Details
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Origin
Ethiopia
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Location
Guji zone
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Process
Natural
From Penelope
Lulo Coffee built the esteemed Buku Hurufa washing station in 2020. Their focus is on processing Naturals and Anaerobic Naturals that showcase the unique flavors and characteristics of these exceptional coffees while minimizing their environmental impact. Situated in one of three Kebeles in the area that bears the name "Buku" (Buku Hurufa, Buku Sisa and Buku Abel), the word means dust. This region has a fascinating history and was once a stopping point for Borena cattle herders who were en route to Lake Abaya to collect salt. When the herds arrived they stirred up clouds of dust and the locals affectionately began referring to the river and the surrounding neighborhood as Buku. Hambela Guji, where the station is located, is renowned for its exceptional coffee-growing regions including Benti Nenka, Buku, Buleye, Bedesa, Dekitu, Deri, Dabaye, Rogicha, Siqqe Bukusa and many more. Among these remarkable areas, Buku stands out as a producer of highly sought-after cherry. Mill owners from across Hambela regularly dispatch their cherry-buying agents to Buku, leading to a high demand and elevated cherry prices in this region. Additionally, due to its high altitude, the harvest in Buku begins later compared to other districts in Hambela, meaning that even cherry harvested at the beginning of Buku’s harvest season are priced at peak cherry prices.