Ethiopia Yirgacheffe Abera Gole

I've been excited about this coffee for so long I could barely contain myself. Some of our favorite coffee is natural processed Ethiopia Halo Bariti. And this is a microlot from within the Halo Bariti co-op. It's a spectacular find. Abera Gole is one farmer among the 255 farmers in wild, remote Halo Bariti. He sorted his crop to a grade 1 status and kept it separated from the rest of the coffee. He is 50 years old and has a 10 acre coffee farm and coffee is his primary source of income. You can read a short biography of him here: https://royalcoffee.com/product/47136 His crop has the same sweetness and complexity as the bigger Halo Bariti lot, but just is elevated. Instead of blueberry and pomegranate, we are finding more of apricot, lemon, perfume, floral, starfruit, tangerine notes. Very clean, very sweet, enjoyable acidity. Beans look really nice and uniform, they roast well, it's all you could ask for from a sundried Ethiopia. It is being marketed and officially labeled as a Yirgac