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Coffees For This Week


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Single-Farmer Lot | Yirgacheffe, Ethiopia
Shiferaw Dukale - Natural Sundried
strawberry | lime | juicy
Roast Level
light roast
Counter Culture has partnered with the Jabanto farmers' group since its formation in 2017. Most of the coffee they produce is natural sundried, and each year we have the privilege of tasting a wide range of exceptional single-farmer lots. Even amongst this impressive lineup, Shiferaw Dukale’s coffee stood out for its unique fruit complexity and shining acidity. We taste bright notes of strawberry and lime atop a juicy body.

Kyle Tush
Coffee Buyer & Quality Analyst


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Subscriber-Exclusive | Dipilto, Nicaragua
Finca La Victoria – Maragogipe Variety
plum | apple | syrupy
Roast Level
light roast
Discovered in Brazil during the late 19th century, the Maragogipe variety has become well-known for its enormous bean size and big flavors. Though its popularity has waned, many Nicaraguan producers have kept up the tradition of cultivating this unique variety. We're excited to present this lot grown on the Lovo family’s Finca La Victoria. Every year, this lot of Maragogipe is one of the best examples of the variety we taste from Latin America. Look for flavors of plum and apple, wrapped in a syrupy body.

Kyle Tush
Coffee Buyer & Quality Analyst
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