12 cups coffee Hameela Ethiopia dried 250 grams
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Product description
Ethiopian Hameela Coffee 250 grams
Discover the magic of Ethiopian coffee with Hameela from the famous Gojii region. These beans grow at high altitudes between 1900 – 2200 meters above sea level, where the cool climate and fertile soil give it a rich and complex flavor profile.
In every sip, you will find a wonderful blend of blue berries, red berries, and a touch of tropical pineapple that adds a unique harmony to the experience.
Coffee tasting notes: Blueberry – Red berry – Pineapple
Recommended use: Suitable for espresso and drip brewing
Region: Gojii
Processing: Washed
Variety: Heritage
Altitude: 1900-2200 meters
Country: Ethiopia
Roast level: Medium
Tasting notes: Blueberry, red berries, pineapple
Suggested brewing methods for drip:
Ingredients: 20 grams of Ethiopian Hameela Coffee, 300 ml water at 89-88°C
Preparation steps:
Place 20 grams of ground coffee in the coffee filter.
Boil water until it reaches 89-88°C.
Pour 60 ml of water evenly over the coffee for 30 seconds.
Wait 30 seconds, then pour another 60 ml of water evenly over the coffee for 30-50 seconds.
Next, pour 120 ml of water evenly over the coffee for 50 seconds to 1:30 minutes.
Finally, pour the remaining 60 ml of water evenly over the coffee for 1:30 to 2:10 minutes.
Suggested cold brew preparation:
Ingredients: 22 grams of Hameela coffee, 180-200 grams of ice, 200 ml water at 88°C
Preparation steps:
Place 22 grams of ground coffee in the coffee filter.
Boil water until it reaches 88°C.
Pour 50 ml of water evenly over the coffee for 30 seconds.
Wait 30 seconds, then pour another 50 ml of water evenly over the coffee for 30-50 seconds.
Next, pour 50 ml of water evenly over the coffee for 50 seconds to 1:10 minutes.
Finally, pour the remaining 50 ml of water evenly over the coffee for 1:10 to 1:40 minutes.
Mashallah, Ethiopian Hameela Coffee is your perfect choice to experience unique and bright flavors from the heart of Gojii, now available through the coffee market.

