Ethiopia Sidamo Bompi full-bodied fragrant high mango and jasmine hints

Sidemmo Pumpe, the wonderful weight of 250 grams, Pumpe named after Mount Vesuvius in the Sidemmo region in southern Ethiopia, where it is believed to be the birthplace of coffee, according to the popular legend that a shepherd named Caldi noticed his flock suddenly became active after eating strange red cherry beans, and it was later revealed that the secret was in the coffee. What distinguishes this crop is that it descends from a different type known as Peaberry, as you know that natural coffee beans contain two seeds inside that grow flat against each other like peanut halves if the analogy is correct, but as a result of a natural mutation that occurred to this type, which makes up about 5% of the coffee harvest, the coffee beans contain only one seed instead of two; due to the space it occupies, it is smaller in size, denser, sweeter, and richer in concentrated and complex flavors in the cup compared to regular coffee beans. Hints: black berries, mango, jasmine. Elevation: 2150-2050 meters. Variety: Heirloom. Processing: Washed.