Ethiopia, Wuri, Washed
Black Tea • Floral • Peach
Around 850 smallholder farmers from 16 villages grow this coffee just south of Yirgacheffe in Worka-Sakaro, whose name comes from the Gedeo word for “gold.” Coffee covers more than half the land and is central to the culture and economy. “Wuri” means “high altitude,” fitting for farms that reach above 2,100 meters. After careful hand sorting, the cherries dry slowly on raised beds for 12–15 days and are turned constantly through the day. The result is a bright, complex cup.
Coffee "C Market" Price - $3.09
Coffee is a globally traded commodity. As such, there is a market for trading coffee futures. This market price fluctuates based on many factors, but especially supply and demand. While, we do not buy many coffees based on the C Market, it does impact how coffee we purchase is priced.
Guilder's Price - $6.36
This is the final price we paid per pound for this coffee in pre roasted form. This does not include shipping, packaging, weight loss from roasting, or labor.
