Ethiopia – Shantawene Sidama – Filter Coffee 250g

16,90 65,00  Incl. VAT

Discover Ethiopia Shantawene, a coffee marvel from Daye Bensa ranking 7th in the 2020 Cup of Excellence. Founded in 2006, Daye Bensa cultivates at elevations of 1,900–2,217 meters, sourcing from out-growers up to 2,400 meters. With 15 certified washing stations and Organic, UTZ, Rainforest Alliance, and C.A.F.E. practices, Daye Bensa prioritizes quality. Annual celebrations and rewards for top farmers foster community. Experience the vibrant notes of raspberry jam, plum, and spice, with a creamy body and juicy acidity. An Ethiopian treasure—sip the excellence.

SHANTAWENE | SIDAMA | GRADE 1
Farm: Shantawene Village
Producer: Daye Bensa
Origin: Sidama
Veriety: Heirloom, Mikico, Setami
Process: Natural process, dried in the shade on raised beds
Aroma: Floral, Jasmin, Blackberries

 

Fact Sheet: Shantawene Coffee

Farm Name: Shantawene Village
Producer: Daye Bensa Coffee

Origin and Region

  • Country: Ethiopia
  • Region: Sidama, a renowned coffee-producing area known for its rich volcanic soil and ideal climate for growing high-quality coffee.
  • Village: Shantawene, located within the Sidama region and home to a vibrant coffee-growing community.

Varieties

  • Heirloom Varieties: Ethiopia is famous for its diverse heirloom coffee genetics, offering a complex and unique flavor profile.
  • Specific varieties include Mikico and Setami, which are traditional Ethiopian coffee varieties cherished for their quality and taste.

Processing Method

  • Natural Process:
    • Handpicked coffee cherries are carefully dried in their whole fruit form, enhancing sweetness and fruity flavors.
    • Drying takes place in the shade on raised beds, allowing for even drying and reducing the risk of defects.
    • This meticulous process results in a clean and vibrant cup with a syrupy body.

Flavor and Aroma Profile

  • Aroma:
    • Captivating floral notes with hints of jasmine and the fruity essence of blackberries.
  • Cup Characteristics:
    • Bright acidity balanced with natural sweetness.
    • Complex fruity undertones, complemented by a silky mouthfeel.

Producer’s Commitment

  • Daye Bensa Coffee is a family-owned operation with deep roots in Sidama. They are known for empowering local farmers, promoting sustainability, and producing some of the highest-quality coffees in Ethiopia.
  • Shantawene is a part of Daye Bensa's network of traceable coffee farms, emphasizing eco-friendly practices and community support.

Why Shantawene Coffee?

  • Shantawene coffee exemplifies the best of Ethiopian specialty coffee, delivering an unforgettable experience with its harmonious combination of floral and fruity notes. Its high altitude, heirloom varieties, and artisanal processing make it a favorite among coffee enthusiasts worldwide.

Perfect for coffee lovers seeking elegance and complexity in their cup!

Ethiopia Sidamo Shantawene Natural G1 Organic

Shantawene has won 7th place (from more than 1,400 entries) in the 2020 Cup of Excellence in Ethiopia!

In 2006, brothers Asefa and Mulugeta Dukamo founded Daye Bensa, a coffee grower and exporter in Ethiopia. Daye Bensa exports coffee from its farm, in the Shantawene Village, as well as from "out-growers" (or smallholders) in three villages: Shantawene, Karamo and Bombe.

Ethiopia Shantawene is named after the village where the majority of the people who work on the farm, many of them women, are from.

Daye Bensa
Daye Bensa stretches between 1,900 and 2,217 meters. The delivered cherry from comes from out-growers' farms higher up the mountain, between 2,000 and 2,400 meters.

Daye Bensa owns 15 washing stations across three districts, and they handle all the coffee they export. Its two farms, in Kaffa and Sidamo, are Organic, UTZ, Rainforest Alliance and C.A.F.E. practices certified.

Each year Daye Bensa hosts an Out-Growers Day. Nearly 1,000 farmers gather to celebrate their harvests and to receive second payments for their coffee cherry contributions. Daye Bensa additionally rewards the top three farmers from each of the three villages with certificates and cash prizes, recognizing them for consistently delivering high-quality cherries.

Going forward, Daye Benesa is hoping to work with more farmers, to particularly encourage women farmers and to work with Hawassa University, to help students perform research to improve coffee quality.

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