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Ethiopia Tigist Abyot

Roasted by Temple Coffee Roasters

Refined Ethiopian coffee with mango, vanilla, and peach acidity.

Ethiopia Tigist Abyot — Temple Coffee Roasters
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ripe mango sweetnessvanilla blossom floralswhite peach acidity

From the roaster

This refined Ethiopian coffee offers a harmonious balance of ripe mango sweetness, delicate vanilla blossom florals, and juicy white peach acidity. Its silky body and delicate finish showcase exceptional clarity and elegance, making for a vibrant and nuanced cup.

Temple Coffee Roasters

Context

This natural-processed Ethiopian from Temple Coffee Roasters carries the signature brightness and fruit-forward character typical of Ethiopian coffees. Producer Tigist Abyot's lot presents a striking combination of ripe mango sweetness balanced by delicate vanilla blossom florals, with a crisp white peach acidity that lifts the cup. Natural-process coffees tend toward heavier fruit expression and floral complexity, and this lot exemplifies both qualities. The interplay between its sweet stone-fruit notes and subtle floral character creates a layered profile worth exploring across different brew methods. Reference the flavor wheel to map these descriptors within the broader sensory landscape.

Buy — $28 from Temple Coffee Roasters

In the Encyclopedia

Frequently asked questions

Where is Ethiopia Tigist Abyot grown?

Ethiopia Tigist Abyot, roasted by Temple Coffee Roasters, is sourced from Sidamo, Ethiopia.

What does Ethiopia Tigist Abyot taste like?

Expect tasting notes of ripe mango sweetness, vanilla blossom florals, and white peach acidity.

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