Ethiopian Sidamo coffee bag by The Caffeine Experience — washed heirloom, floral, citrus, berry

Ethiopian Sidamo

Retail 100g
$14.00
Sale price  $14.00 Regular price 
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Ethiopian Sidamo coffee bag by The Caffeine Experience — washed heirloom, floral, citrus, berry
Single OriginCupping score 86+ · specialty grade

Ethiopian Sidamo

$14.00
Sale price  $14.00 Regular price 
FloralCitrusBerry
Size
Ground to your brew method, or kept whole. Your choice is added to the order.
  • 100% specialty arabica, roasted weekly at 45 Maxwell Road
  • Shipped within 14 days of roast
  • Every bag funds barista training at The TCE Academy

Tasting Notes: Floral · Citrus · Berry

From the lush highlands of Sidamo — in southern Ethiopia, the birthplace of coffee — comes a washed coffee with a fragrant, vibrant character. Bright lemon-citrus acidity, delicate jasmine florals, and sweet berry notes lead into a clean, tea-like finish.

Sidamo's high-altitude terroir and heirloom varieties produce some of the most aromatic and complex coffees on earth — cups that taste like a garden in bloom.

Origin

  • Region: Sidamo — Southern Ethiopia
  • Altitude: 1,800–2,200 m
  • Process: Washed
  • Varietal: Heirloom
  • Roast: Light–Medium

In The Cup

  • Body: Light, tea-like
  • Acidity: Bright, lemon-citrus
  • Sweetness: Sweet berry
  • Finish: Clean, floral, tea-like

About The Origin

Sidamo is the historic trade name for coffee from what has been Ethiopia's Sidama Regional State since 2020, in the southern highlands east of the Rift Valley, between Yirgacheffe and Guji. Coffee grows there from about 1,400 to 2,200 m on well-drained volcanic soils, mostly as smallholder garden and semi-forest coffee under shade, and is picked from about October to January. Sidamo is one of Ethiopia's three trademarked coffee names, with Yirgacheffe and Harrar, and about 60% of its crop is washed, known for citrus, floral and stone-fruit notes on a light-to-medium body.

About The Varietal

Heirloom is the trade's umbrella term for Ethiopia's indigenous arabica: many local landraces plus selections made from them by the Jimma Agricultural Research Center (JARC) since the 1970s. Washing stations buy cherry from many small plots, so varieties are mixed and rarely separated; this diversity is widely credited for the florals and fruit typical of Ethiopian cups.

How It Was Processed

Washed: farmers deliver cherry to a washing station, where it is pulped, fermented in tanks to loosen the mucilage, washed in channels and dried on raised beds. Removing the fruit before drying gives the clean, tea-like cup, bright lemon acidity and jasmine florals TCE describes.

Brewing Notes

Shines as filter, pour-over, or AeroPress — floral, bright, and elegant. Best appreciated black.

Brewed With Purpose

Roasted in small batches at our Maxwell Road roastery by baristas writing a new chapter. Every bag helps fund barista and life-skills training through The TCE Academy — because marginality is not destiny.

“He has made everything beautiful in its time.” — Ecclesiastes 3:11

The Bean Dossier

Know your cup, love its story.

Single Origin · Cupping score 86+ · specialty grade

Flavour profile

FloralCitrusBerry
Acidity
High · 4.2
Body
Medium · 2.6
Sweetness
Med–High · 3.7
Roast · Light–Medium
LightMediumMed-DarkDark

Origin & craft

Origin
Sidamo, Southern Ethiopia
Process
Washed
Varietal
Heirloom
Altitude
1,800–2,200 m
Region
Sidamo, Southern Ethiopia
Best for
Filter · Pour-over · AeroPress
Brew methods
☕ Pour-over☕ AeroPress☕ Filter

Brewed with purpose

Roasted in small batches by baristas writing a new chapter. Every bag helps fund training through The TCE Academy — because marginality is not destiny.

“He has made everything beautiful in its time.” — Ecclesiastes 3:11
Soli Deo Gloria

Print & pack this bean

The printable bean info card for Ethiopian Sidamo — front and back, ready for the counter.

Subscriptions & wholesale

Fresh-roasted on your schedule — for homes, cafés and offices. Tell us your setup and we’ll tailor a plan.

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