Ethiopia Boku Hambela natural
Ethiopia Boku Hambela natural
Goriffee Roastery

Ethiopia Boku Hambela Natural

OriginEthiopia
Roast levelLight
ProcessNatural

Summary

Natural processed coffee from smallholder farmers in the Idido region of Ethiopia, grown at 1,900 meters above sea level. Made of 100% Heirloom Arabica, it offers a vibrant, fruit-forward cup with notes of peach, raspberry, and mango, combining lively acidity, tropical sweetness, and a creamy peach finish.

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Brew guide

V60

Coffee in
20 g
Water
300 g
Time
2:30
Temperature
96°C

Grind: medium-coarse

  1. 1.Place the V60 and decanter on a scale, add 20 g of freshly ground coffee, level it, zero the scale, and prepare the timer.
  2. 2.Pour 50 g of water in a circular motion, gently swirl the V60, and wait 30 seconds. (30 s)
  3. 3.Continue pouring in a thorough circular motion up to 200 g.
  4. 1:30At 1:30, pour in a circular motion up to 300 g and gently swirl the V60 again.

Rinse the paper filter with hot water to remove paper taste and preheat the V60 and decanter.

Chemex

Coffee in
35 g
Water
500 g
Time
3:15
Temperature
96°C

Grind: medium-coarse (slightly coarser than for V60)

  1. 1.Place the Chemex on a scale, add 35 g of freshly ground coffee, level it, zero the scale, and prepare the timer.
  2. 2.Start the timer and pour 70 g of water in a circular motion to wet all the coffee; wait 30 seconds. (30 s)
  3. 3.Continue pouring in a thorough circular motion up to 300 g, then gently swirl the Chemex.
  4. 2:15At 2:15, add the remaining 200 g and gently swirl again.

Place the paper filter in the Chemex with the three-layer part on the pouring spout side. Rinse the filter with hot water to remove paper taste and preheat the Chemex.

Filter

Coffee in
12 g
Water
200 g
Time
5:00
Temperature
92°C
  1. 1.Place the coffee bag in a cup.
  2. 2.Pour 200 ml of hot water (92-95°C) over the bag.
  3. 3.Shake the bag several times for better extraction.
  4. 4.Let it steep for 5-7 minutes according to desired strength.
  5. 5.After extraction, remove the bag and enjoy.

AeroPress

Coffee in
20 g
Water
200 g
Time
2:00
Temperature
93°C

Grind: medium-coarse (as for V60)

  1. 1.Place the Aeropress on a scale, add 20 g of freshly ground coffee, level it, zero the scale, and prepare the timer.
  2. 2.Within the first 30 seconds, pour in 40 g of water and stir thoroughly. (30 s)
  3. 3.Add the remaining 160 g of water and stir thoroughly again.
  4. 1:30Close the Aeropress and at 1:30 start pressing.
  5. 5.Try to press slowly for 30-40 seconds. (30 s)

Use the inverted method – plunger inserted from the bottom. Preheat the Aeropress and rinse the filter to remove paper taste.

French press

Coffee in
30 g
Water
500 g
Time
4:00
Temperature
96°C

Grind: medium-coarse

  1. 1.Place the French press on a scale and prepare the timer.
  2. 2.Add 30 g of freshly ground coffee.
  3. 3.Pour in 500 g of water at once and stir thoroughly.
  4. 4.Wait 4 minutes and break the crust with a spoon. (4:00)
  5. 5.Attach the metal filter and slowly press the plunger down, then serve.

Preheat the French press with hot water. Serve immediately after pressing to avoid over-extraction.

Cold brew

Coffee in
75 g
Water
600 g
Time
8 h

Grind: coarse (coarser than for filter)

  1. 1.Weigh 75 g of coffee and grind it coarser than for filter.
  2. 2.Put the coffee into the filter and secure it.
  3. 3.Pour 600 g of water into the Hario bottle.
  4. 4.Close the bottle and swirl to wet all the coffee.
  5. 5.Let it extract in the cold for 8-12 hours. (8 h)

Published by the roaster for this coffee. Treat it as a starting point — your grinder, water and machine will want their own tweaks.

Details

Format
Bean
Roast profile
Filter
Decaffeinated
No
Producer
Small farmers from the region
Altitude
1900 m.a.s.l
Variety
Heirloom
Notes
Mango, Raspberry, Peach

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The roaster

Goriffee Roastery
Goriffee Roastery

Goriffee is a specialty coffee roaster in Bratislava, Slovakia, with roots in Rwanda—co-founder Erik first fell for coffee there as a volunteer, and the name f…

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