COFFEE BEANS ETHIOPIA HARENNA FOREST 250G

Coffee beans with notes of citrus and aromatic herbs.

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In the Harenna forest there are plants in the wild, every family, for millennia, has been going to the forest, picking cherries.
The producers harvest the ripe fruit by hand, selecting the redest cherries: an operation that is shared with the local fauna, accomplice and antagonist, respecting the relationship between man and nature.
The Harenna Wild Coffee Presidium involves 60 families, promotes the shortening of the supply chain, the protection of quality and the territory and guarantees dignity and fair recognition to the people involved.
The roasting profile combined with the origin give these beans a high aromatic intensity.
The preservation of taste and aromas is ensured by the packaging in an inert protective atmosphere. Pack of 250 grams.

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Coffee with a high aromatic intensity with hints of citrus and notes of flowers and aromatic herbs. Medium body with a pleasant vanilla aftertaste. HARENNA FOREST WILD COFFEE Ethiopia is the country of origin of coffee and the only one in the world where there are plants in the wild. The Harenna Forest, one of the largest in Ethiopia, is located in the mountains of the magnificent Bale National Park, 350 kilometers south of the capital Addis Ababa. At an altitude of about 1800 meters, Arabica coffee grows spontaneously here, in the shade of tall trees. For millennia, every family has been going to the forest, picking cherries, drying them in the sun on suspended beds, roasting them, pounding them in a mortar and offering coffee to guests following an atavistic ceremony, a solemn rite, with a strong symbolism of respect and hospitality. The producers harvest the ripe fruit by hand, selecting the redest cherries: an operation that is shared with the local fauna, accomplice and antagonist, respecting the relationship between man and nature. The Harenna Wild Coffee Presidium involves 60 families, promotes the shortening of the supply chain, the protection of quality and the territory and guarantees dignity and fair recognition to the people involved.