Ethiopia Durato Bombe Kontama Natural
- In stock, ready to ship
- Backordered, shipping soon
COUNTRY: Ethiopia
REGION: Sidamo, Guji
FARM: Small Holders
VARIETY: 74-110. 74-112
PROCESS: Natural, Raised Beds
ELEVATION: 2050-2150 M
CUPPING NOTES: Strawberry, Kiwi, Melon
In 2006 Daye Bensa Coffee was established by two brothers - Asefa & Mulugeta Dukamo who have been working within the Sidama region in coffee. They operate 16 washing stations and 4 dry mills within Sidama. The Durato Bombe is collected from 626 farmers in Durato of Bombe Kebele (village) in the Bensa Woreda (district) of the Sidama zone. The village shares its name with the mountain of Bombe on which the coffee grows. Meticulous processing occurs at the Kontama mill where it is carefully sun dried on raised beds as whole cherry for 10-15 days creating a fruit-forward and complex flavor profile.
This year's selection is phenomenal. bursting with floral notes, red fruit and melon. For all fans of top tier Ethiopian coffees, you owe yourself to try a bag of this one!
We ship freshly roasted coffee Monday through Friday via UPS ground. Most orders placed before 2pm EST will ship same day.
Delayed, Lost or Stolen Packages
We will do our best to help troubleshoot with you, but we
cannot control what happens when your package leaves the roasting
facility. Once the package has been picked up, it is out of our hands.
Holidays, severe weather, carrier staff shortage and high package volumes are causing delays in package transit time.
As a small business, we are unable to absorb the costs of
packages being lost in transit. We cannot refund orders that are marked
as delivered with a tracking number, even if a customer is stating they
haven’t received the package.
For UPS claims, please email us at georgio@georgioscoffee.com
When checking out, *Please make sure your address is correct!*
In order to balance getting your coffee out to
you as quickly as possible with freshness of roast we ship all coffee as
ordered within one week of the roast date. We typically roast
Wednesdays and Fridays.
In our experience most coffees
taste best after a few days rest, and high quality coffees stay at peak
flavor up to six weeks post roast.
