Ethiopia Limu
13.20$ – 16.50$ — or subscribe and save 5%
Description
Naturally low in caffeine and acidity compared to other arabicas and lighter than the Sidamo, the Ethiopian Limu has a moderately bold aroma and a special bouquet that is simultaneously fruity and sweet with hints of citrus fruit. It has a good mouthfeel as well as a strong attack. Its complex and unique flavour makes it a well balanced and delicious coffee.
Limu coffee is best served with breakfast.
WEIGHT: 454 g (1 lb)
The coffee tree most probably originated in Ethiopia, in the province of Kaffa, although the question is still open for debate. Ethiopia occupies a very important role in global coffee production. It ranks 2nd in Africa and 7th in the world.
The unique taste of the Ethiopian Limu is because of where it is grown, in the South-Est region of the country, alongside banana, cinnamon and tea plantations not far from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia’s capital city. The Limu coffee bean has been named “Africa’s most flavourful” and should officially be a “specialty coffee”.
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2 reviews for Ethiopia Limu
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Nick Mathews (verified owner) –
Like Evan said, It tastes like the ‘ideal’ coffee.
Evan (verified owner) –
Quite delicious. A big hit in the office…. seems to be perfect for everyone. It tastes like the ‘ideal’ coffee.