Next Roast 10/13: Ethiopia Duromina Aba Bulgu

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Roasted to City: Honey, aromatic fruits, mango, lemon, hibiscus tea.

This coffee will be roasted 10/13, so please place your order by 3:00 pm PST on 10/12. 

Product Overview
Product Overview

Sure, green coffee is our specialty. But we also roast two delicious single-origin coffees every other week, as well as a limited amount of darker roasts for espresso. Each bag of roasted coffee is weighed to 1 FULL pound, not some chintzy 12 ounce bag! We roast every other week, and all orders must be received by 3:00pm PST the night before in order for us to account for your order in our roast batches.

This coffee will be roasted 10/13, so please place your order by 3:00 pm PST on 10/12. 

Roasted to City:Honey, aromatic fruits, mango, lemon, hibiscus tea.

Never miss another roast week by signing up for our $40 roasted coffee subscription service, where you can enjoy 2 lbs of freshly roasted coffee from our Probat roaster at Sweet Maria's Coffee every other week. With a roasted coffee subscription we ship you two different single origin coffees roasted between a City-Full City roast. We choose the coffees so you don't have to!

COFFEE DETAILS
cultivarHeirloom Types
farm gateYes
Farm Notes

Origin & Farm Notes

This coffee is from a farmer named Abdurhiman Aba Bulgu in Kedamesa, which is part of Woreda Goma. In fact, his farm is a part of the Duromina area, a name you likely recognize as being linked to a cooperative of the same name. Aba Bulgu ("Aba" is a term of reverence that translates to "father") has an 13 hectare farm and produces both wet and dry process coffee, this being the former. We've bought his excellent dry process coffee in previous years, but this is the first washed coffee we've tried, and it's very nice! The altitude at Aba Bulgu's farm spans 1975 to 2200 meters above sea level, and planted primarily in a variety from the Jimma Agricultural Research Center ("JARC"), simply identified as "74110". JARC is the government coffee research center, and responsible for breeding improved sub varieties from many of the heirloom local coffee strains. Currently, there are 42 different JARC types, and 74110 is a fairly common one to see planted, along with others, like 74112.

Specs

Technical Specifications

Key specifications and operating details for this product.

region Kedamesa, Duromina, Goma, Jimma
processing Wet Process (Washed)
arrival date Aug 2026
packaging Stand-Up Pouch
farm gate Yes
appearance .2 d/300gr, 15-17 Screen
type Farm Gate
recommended espresso No
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