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Bucks County Coffee

Ethiopian Yirgacheffe - Reserve Series ( )

  • Roast Level: Light
  • Washed

Ethiopian Yirgacheffe - Reserve Series ( ) is a coffee sold by Bucks County Coffee (Norristown, United States). Process: washed. Variety: Ethiopia Heirloom. Roast: light. Price: $22.99. That is from $73.72 per kilo.

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$22.99

≈ $73.72 / kg

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Taste profile

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Roast LevelLight
LightDark

Description

Light Roast Flavor profile

Yirgacheffe is Ethiopia’s most distinctive and complex cups. 

  • Bright, citrus-like acidity

  • Floral aromatics (often jasmine-leaning)

  • Sweet, layered fruit notes

  • Balanced, well-structured body, sometimes with mocha-like sweetness and gentle spice

Altitude: 1800 – 2200m

Varietal:  Ethiopia Heirloom

Process Method: Wet Processed

Drying Method: Sundried

Harvest Period: November – February 

Grade: 1

Location:  Yirgacheffe region in the South of Ethiopia

Yirgacheffe, officially part of Ethiopia’s Gedeo Zone in the Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples’ Region (SNNPR)—is a celebrated coffee-growing area. The coffees are commonly sold under the name “Yirgacheffe,” which is also a woreda (district) within Gedeo. Many buyers traveling to the region pass through Hawassa, Yirga Alem, and Dilla, familiar hubs in Ethiopia’s specialty coffee trade.

Micro Lot - Small Farm Collective

Our Yirgacheffe coffee comes from smallholder family farms rather than large estates. Typical farm size ranges from about 0.25 to 2 hectares, often described as a garden production system. Coffee is usually grown in mixed agroforestry—tucked among food and shade plants—commonly under banana or other nitrogen crops and alongside other shade trees and soil-supporting crops. This style of farming helps protect the coffee from heat stress, supports soil health, and fits naturally into the household’s food and income system.

Yirgacheffe has long been famous for washed coffees with crisp, floral clarity, and it’s increasingly recognized for natural-process lots that show riper fruit while staying clean and balanced.

Cultivation and processing

On these small farms, cherries are typically handpicked and then delivered to local washing stations and drying stations (often run by cooperatives or private mills). These sites act as collection and processing hubs where cherries from many nearby farms are combined, sorted, and processed—either:

  • Washed: for a clean, bright, floral profile, or

  • Natural: dried as whole cherry for more fruit-forward sweetness and heavier body.

Questions about Ethiopian Yirgacheffe - Reserve Series ( )

How is Ethiopian Yirgacheffe - Reserve Series ( ) processed?

Processing method: washed.

What roast level is Ethiopian Yirgacheffe - Reserve Series ( )?

Roast level: light.

How much does Ethiopian Yirgacheffe - Reserve Series ( ) cost?

Price: $22.99. That is from $73.72 per kilo. Prices come from the shop and can change; the shop has the current ones.

Where can I buy Ethiopian Yirgacheffe - Reserve Series ( )?

In the online shop of Bucks County Coffee: the prices on this page link to it. According to its shop, it delivers worldwide. Cafendo does not sell coffee itself.

Answers built from the shop’s own data and the Cafendo catalog.

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