Ethiopian Heirlooms

The moment you take a sip, the overwhelmingly gorgeous aroma and sweetness spreads.
It has a refreshing aroma like lemonade, a gentle mouthfeel like tea, and a thick sweetness like yellow peach that lingers pleasantly after drinking, inviting you to take another sip.
You may even find yourself running out of coffee.

▼COMMENT
It smells great as a bean, but when it is ground into powder, it fills the whole area with a sweet and delicious aroma.
In the mouth, a juicy taste like a grape spreads in the mouth, and after drinking, a sweetness close to the core of an apple lingers as a pleasant aftertaste.

The aroma, richness, body, and clean cup of the Ethiopian Alaka Natural are all top-notch. It can be enjoyed in the morning, afternoon, or evening, no matter what the occasion.

▼Background Story
Mr. Asano moved to Ethiopia for the life of him, cultivated coffee and had a hot and overly passionate desire to deliver wonderful coffee to the world. 
When I hear such passion, I would like to drink it!
I want to cooperate with Mr. Asano! I came to think so.

A year later,I received a sample of green beans from Mr. Asano who returned from Ethiopia. He said, "How about! That's amazing! ! He had a refreshing face.

I saw the green beans of Ethiopian ALaka Natural and immediately understood it. This is really great coffee. I still remember the feeling that I wanted to roast. Immediately, when I was roasting the natural sample, a sweet and pleasant fragrance came out from the middle of roasting. It's still not fired by 50%.

This was my first experience. Although it was in the middle of roasting, I felt the urge to drink it quickly, but when I baked it and immediately cupped it, I lost the word for the liquid that was too wonderful.
I want to deliver such coffee quickly! That thought finally came true!
Great coffee that I can't say any more. Please try it.

▼COMMENT
The refreshing aroma of muscat and lemon is exceptional, which you would not expect from its bright, slightly pale color, which is like ruby.
It has the softness of Darjeeling tea and the sweetness of a fresh peach in the mouth.

▼Background Story
If you are a coffee lover, you will often hear the name “Yirgacheffe”.
But have you ever felt the tastes differ depending on the coffee house?

In fact, the coffee harvested in the village of Yirgacheffe is harvested in small villages and collected at nearby agricultural cooperatives. Because there are many agricultural cooperatives, the difference in flavor will come out depending on the agricultural cooperatives exported.
The Yirgacheffe Coffee Producers Union has a total of 26 district unions, but this time, we chose the Conga agricultural cooperative Yirgacheffe!

There are differences in flavor depending on the year, but this year's lots are very gorgeous and quite floral.
The standard is the highest grade, Grade 1, so it has a very beautiful taste.
Enjoy the essence of Ethiopian coffee, which is sometimes called "mocha"!